Should Microsoft out source QUALITY CONTROL?

[Windows Central Question]

My experience with Windows 10 anniversary update, it has left 3 of my 5 machines unusable. If they out sourced QUALITY CONTROL at least they would be able hold someone accountable. After many weeks of fighting with anniversary update I have switched to LINUX MINT on those 3 machines.

This forum will not allow links to LINUX Mint. It is menu/icon/dialog box driven, to my surprise extremely is to use, stable. I LOVE IT. I no longer respect microsoft as Windows 10 version 1607 looks like the botched operating systems of the past, Including WIN95, Millennium, Vista and maybe WIN8.1

WINDOWSBLEEDINGEDGE, the guinea pig.

 

[Maurizio Troso]

My experience with Windows 10 anniversary update, it has left 3 of my 5 machines unusable. If they out sourced QUALITY CONTROL at least they would be able hold someone accountable. After many weeks of fighting with anniversary update I have switched to LINUX MINT on those 3 machines.

This forum will not allow links to LINUX Mint. It is menu/icon/dialog box driven, to my surprise extremely is to use, stable. I LOVE IT. I no longer respect microsoft as Windows 10 version 1607 looks like the botched operating systems of the past, Including WIN95, Millennium, Vista and maybe WIN8.1

WINDOWSBLEEDINGEDGE, the guinea pig.

You were very unlucky, I updated about 40 more than 8 yrs old machines till now (I'm a HW/SW repairer) with only a single iussue (a old Synaptics touchpad stopped coimpletely working)

 

[Chintan Gohel]

My experience with Windows 10 anniversary update, it has left 3 of my 5 machines unusable. If they out sourced QUALITY CONTROL at least they would be able hold someone accountable. After many weeks of fighting with anniversary update I have switched to LINUX MINT on those 3 machines.

This forum will not allow links to LINUX Mint. It is menu/icon/dialog box driven, to my surprise extremely is to use, stable. I LOVE IT. I no longer respect microsoft as Windows 10 version 1607 looks like the botched operating systems of the past, Including WIN95, Millennium, Vista and maybe WIN8.1

WINDOWSBLEEDINGEDGE, the guinea pig.

Chances are that the update download was corrupted hence the machines not updating well. I should think that more than 98% of machines upgrade/update without any issues. It's the less than 2% that might have issues

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