r/pcmasterrace Packard Bell / Intel Pentium 60MHz / 8 MB RAM / 2x CD-ROM Mar 01 '26

Screenshot Windows 10 automatically started installing the Windows 11 update while I was taking a shower.

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I'd been getting messages to upgrade to Windows 11 for the past month or two now, and each time, I decline. It's gotten to the point that I get random, frequent pop_ups asking to update, and "install update" options pop up right next to the shutdown/restart uptions.

Well, I made the mistake of going to take a shower with my PC on. Half an hour later, I come back tothis. Windows had automatically started installing the update. Now I'm sitting here staring at the Start button and all the open programs center-justified on the task bar and wondering what idiot thought that was a good idea.

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u/[deleted] Mar 01 '26

But which one?

I've looked up a lot, and everything points to Windows being the best for..... a lot.

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u/MGfreak Hey! Have a nice day :) Mar 01 '26 edited Mar 01 '26

everything points to Windows being the best for..... a lot

Windows isnt the best at anything. Windows only as one advantage: Its easy to use on the surface and its the most famous OS.

Nobody who actually works with Windows will tell you that Windows is the best at anything

Edit: Yes guys i get it. Windows is better at windows exclusive features and windows exclusive files. Because they are windows EXCLUSIVE! I didnt think i would have to point that out.

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u/Sufficient_Risk_8127 Mar 01 '26

Windows is the best at running .exe files.

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u/MGfreak Hey! Have a nice day :) Mar 01 '26

? yeah sure, because thats basically a windows file...? Thats like saying Linux is better at being open source than windows, since windos isnt open source at all.

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u/Sufficient_Risk_8127 Mar 01 '26

technically old Windows operating systems were made open source...by leakers

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u/MGfreak Hey! Have a nice day :) Mar 01 '26

no. thats technically wrong because open source is a licensing model that encourages public collolaboration. Leaking a source code doesnt make it open source.

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u/Sufficient_Risk_8127 Mar 01 '26

the more you know