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Well Windows 10 is tested with the Windows insiders before being released to users. Most of the issues are driver related since the OEM's build their devices with thousand of hardware configurations. Those configurations require specific drivers.
 

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I guess it would be more helpful if you report the bugs you find, this will help to make Windows more stable.

Windows is an incredibly huge product spanning millions and millions of code lines made by many people at once.
The chance that small errors occur is therefore pretty likely.
Windows 10 is a living product and bugs will get fixed over time via updates.

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Those Insiders are a sample of the general population. They all have different OEM hardware so MS's goal is to catch and correct errors before they are released to the general public.
 

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Insider preview versions of windows could have some unresolved bugs, especially if you are on the fast ring. But commercial releases are more stable. You should send any bug report you get to Microsoft anyway, that can help improve window experience.
 

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Maybe I'm one of the lucky ones but I've found Windows 10 to be very fluid and I don't run into many bugs at all.

I personally am a huge fan.
 

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It's not.

Your hardware has incompatible drivers, or your software is badly written.

Recently I brought a slightly older MB (new). It doesn't support windows 10, all the drivers are for 7 - and it didn't work until I turned off the HDMI audio, because it didn't have compatible driver.

Now its sweet as. On my last machine I never had a problem, but then again, I used add on graphics and external sound.

If your machine has bugs, IMO, it'll be one of two things:

1) Software that doesn't share memory well.

2) Hardware with drivers that are not win10 compatible.

Neither of which have anything to do with microsofts coding of the OS.
 
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Originally posted by SUBHAJIT MAJHI
Why windows 10 is still buggy???


It's because they have been adding some features in their major update which will not stop till it will be a complete OS.

For bug related problems, they always released their patches (on most of 2nd Tuesday every month) to keep your system bugfree.

Apart this, you can use Feedback hub for adding your 'problems/suggestions' for the software you have.
 

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It's mainly buggy because MS makes the OS and the OEM's make the hardware with other 3rd party components. Plus some of the older machines are designed to work with older OS's better.
 

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It's mainly buggy because MS makes the OS and the OEM's make the hardware with other 3rd party components. Plus some of the older machines are designed to work with older OS's better.
Not quite.

Windows has never been a perfect product and bugs are a fact of life for any software product.

However, it seems with Windows 10 that bugs and general quirkiness has been on the uptick in comparison to Windows 7 and 8.1.

Whether the reason, it's hard to pin down. One can point to the dramatic cuts in QA, the increased emphasis on the Insider testing program, the quicker release schedule, etc.

One can also point to older hardware but that shouldn't be as big of a factor as some espouse here.

Me? I've found Windows 10 to be perfectly acceptable. Windows 8.1 was more solid and responsive to me and the start screen should never break like I've seen on two 10 PC's I've touched, but so far it seems adequate and any issues on my daily are currently driver-borne.
 

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Microsoft has just switched to continually updating windows. With all possible combinations of computers on which Windows 10 is running, it is impossible to avoid errors. Windows 10 is still evolving. So something is being repaired and some other mistakes may occur. Due to the total number of computers running Windows 10, those bugs are not that much.
 

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All Windows, like all other operating systems, are buggy :)
Even if we cannot see a bug, that doesn't mean it's not there.
Becuase nothing in this world is perfect, bug free, flawless.
 

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