Maybe not you or me personally, but MS has all too often pushed out updates that blow up on various computers.
And it is not only the major updates.
I have a laptop here, built around AMD parts.
when AMD introduced their Crimson driver set, they also discontinued support for the APU part of this laptop.
But still MS tries to be helpful and push out updated driver files, completely ignorant of the issue.
Thus at random intervals i can expect my external monitor to stop working until i go into the device manager and roll back the driver for the APU.
Edit: bah, scratch the part about "and me" up there. Thinking back i had to grab some tool at one point and actually blacklist a patch from MS because it would attempt to install, reboot, fail to come up a few times, then roll back, reboot, come back up, and then try to install again a day or two later.
And it is not only the major updates.
I have a laptop here, built around AMD parts.
when AMD introduced their Crimson driver set, they also discontinued support for the APU part of this laptop.
But still MS tries to be helpful and push out updated driver files, completely ignorant of the issue.
Thus at random intervals i can expect my external monitor to stop working until i go into the device manager and roll back the driver for the APU.
Edit: bah, scratch the part about "and me" up there. Thinking back i had to grab some tool at one point and actually blacklist a patch from MS because it would attempt to install, reboot, fail to come up a few times, then roll back, reboot, come back up, and then try to install again a day or two later.