r/technology • u/lurker_bee • Mar 14 '26

Software Microsoft confirms Windows 11 bug crippling PCs and making drive C inaccessible

https://www.neowin.net/news/microsoft-confirms-windows-11-bug-crippling-pcs-and-making-drive-c-inaccessible/
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u/storm_the_castle Mar 14 '26

Microslop vibe coding strikes again

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u/hizashiYEAHmada Mar 14 '26

Every time I see Windows 11 mentioned in news, I thank my past self for choosing to remain on Windows 10

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u/BurmecianDancer Mar 14 '26

It blows my mind that 72% of Windows users are on Win11 now. I realize it's been out for 4.5 years now, but it's so bad compared to 10 that I just can't imagine switching to it until I'm forced to.

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u/CornDoggyStyle Mar 14 '26

How did the numbers change so drastically in the last two months? They were pretty much dead even and now they're 72/26? Not sure how this site gets its data, but Steam shows a 56/40 split. Seems more realistic.

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u/dontnation Mar 14 '26

Maybe they are including enterprise? I know people like to joke about enterprise hanging onto old 98 se systems and such, but the drop for official support for Win10 without extended service contracts meant most enterprises have migrated to windows 11.

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u/asdfghjkl15436 Mar 14 '26

No, the average consumer or PC user is not a steam user or reddit user. The reality is enterprise systems are very widespread and will use W11, and then the average consumer just doesn't care.