| > I think you strung together a bunch of words that don't jive with real world experiences. I know the real world experience I've had, thank you very much. > Windows 7 still had some fundamental kernel quality issues. No it didn't, it was solid as a rock. > WDDM 1.1 wasn't mature to the point of providing a stable experience across the board and vendors were still adapting to the WDDM model; Display drivers adapted by the time Vista SP2 was released, and 7 was a solid release from start without even needing a SP. > kernel mode printer drivers were still common, both a stability and security knock for those older versions of Windows. First time I've heard a printer driver crashing the system, are you sure you're not making it up? ( print queue hanging is annoying but it isn't a BSOD) > So no, Windows 7 did not have "all of the stability" of Windows 10 or 11 Okay I give up, Windows 11 is the bestest release, Satya is the broest tech CEO and you're the number 1 fan boy |