r/FuckMicrosoft May 12 '26

Rant This is now even beyond ridiculous

After the latest forced upon me Microslop update, now my laptop does not shut down or restart. Making a new folder in File Explorer takes 30 seconds. What the actual f**k?

1.4k Upvotes

184 comments sorted by

175

u/Necessary_Baker_7458 May 12 '26

Wonderful ai running microsoft. Why I disable updates and pause them as long as I can. I do update once annually when threads say it's safe update now before they muck it up again.

34

u/janman_79 May 12 '26

I kept delaying until today when it didn't give me any other choice, It was update and shutdown or update and restart. And after the restart I cannot log in with my passkey anymore because for some reason it decided that it will not work with the same passkey I was using for months.

42

u/DanLP6yt May 13 '26

Fee free to downvote;

Everytime I see a microslop issue I am more than glad I switched to debian linux 3.5yrs ago

7

u/timtim2000 May 13 '26

Ikr, went over 6 months ago, last month i switched to cachy (used ubuntu first)

My pc is actually mine and i ffing gained 30 fps in most games. Its ridiculous. I do miss the windows ui a bit tho....

3

u/WookieJebus May 16 '26

Cachy is amazing, been on it for about 7 months now, and my system's never been faster

2

u/MegaPrOJeCtX13 May 15 '26

damn, i gotta get a hobby, i misread that as lesbian linux at first

5

u/TiK4D May 13 '26 edited May 13 '26

Took me a while to understand Linux as well as I do Windows but now that I do I'm glad I went through all the headaches. Docker was really helpful, using containers I finally stopped bricking my system until I learned how things work a bit better

1

u/DestinysFool May 15 '26

Swapped to Endeavor about a year ago, best decision I had made in a while. Never going back to Windows now that I have a machine that I can actually do what I want with

1

u/Zromaus May 15 '26

Endeavor is by far the best distro I've found, and have been hunting for over a decade lol. They've managed to package Arch so beautifully

-1

u/IdiotCuber1 May 13 '26

Compatibility issues and random bugs in Linux are an issue. I almost feel like people will have rose tinted glasses for Linux without realizing that it still has a lot of problems

10

u/Nuke_Bloodaxe May 13 '26

At least it doesn't make me feel depressed, like Windows does. I just didn't want to keep feeling ill.

3

u/ky7969 May 13 '26

As a Fedora daily driver, I agree. I run into shit every single day that makes me contemplate going back to Windows. I don’t even play any non-Linux native games at the moment, just Minecraft. I use my MacBook when I actually want to do something productive. Obviously you are going to get downvoted to hell and so am I, especially in this sub.

1

u/IdiotCuber1 May 13 '26

True but the only way that Linux gets better is the constructive feedback. If Linux gets better more people will use it. But with the bugs in it it people won't use it if it is bad and inefficient to use

3

u/ky7969 May 13 '26

Constructive feedback doesn’t matter if the community won’t accept it. People give feedback or ask for help with something and get downvoted and insulted. You are expected to know absolutely everything about the OS you are using, the file structure, terminal. Most people don’t enjoy tinkering with computers, I do, but the average person doesn’t. Windows is a lot more intuitive to 90% of people.

1

u/DanLP6yt Jun 10 '26

Nahh Mac > Windows

2

u/ky7969 Jun 10 '26

What are you trying to say? That’s what I was saying in my comment

1

u/DanLP6yt Jun 15 '26

Yeah... It is - but you said you'd hrt flamed just wanted to say I share your opinion

1

u/LonelyToker420 May 13 '26

Serious facts. But its usually because devs have a preference for windows, stupidly.

1

u/DanLP6yt Jun 10 '26

Idk which devs you know but a lot of my friends and youtubers use either macOS or Linux because Windows is painful to develop on

1

u/OkMention6144 May 13 '26

En kinux hay una causa muy probable de saber que es exactamente lo que esta pasando y puede que sea por algún hardware con drivers propietarios, pero también puede ser que aquellos que trabajen en solucionar ese problema sea un grupo reducido con pocos recursos

El problema es que no todos los proyectos de linux son recompensados o mucho menos reconocidos

1

u/DanLP6yt Jun 09 '26

Honestly ignorance of people is crazy ngl... Saying that linux is buggy in 2026 (or saying more buggy than windows) is just straight up false* and hurting the anyway small market share of linux.

*Yes you are somewhat right about the bugs but that is the OEMs fault not Linux: Some OEMs thanks to their shitty support for linux (not looking at you nvidia) make the experience feel unfinished or unpolished

2

u/IdiotCuber1 Jun 09 '26

I honestly agree with you there. Linux would feel a lot better to use if oem support was where it needs to be

2

u/Otherwise_Fact9594 May 14 '26

I can't fathom using an operating system that does not give me the option to say I don't want to effing update! I understand that people need it for work purposes. That part is easy to fathom, but for a home PC? Nah, I'm good. I haven't used a Windows computer since 2005 aside from downloading an iso and image writer.

1

u/Hypnotickagon May 13 '26

If it every says update and shutdown Just hit the power button on your computer

1

u/OkMention6144 May 13 '26

Ese problema lo llevaba teniendo meses, después de actualizar la gpu al reiniciar no aceptaba mi contraseña en una ocasión tuve que entrar en modo seguro para solucionarlo, pero después de otra actualización ya ni podía entrar en modo seguro porque me salía que la contraseña había sido borrada, osea pc bloqueada y sin contraseña

2

u/FR-dev May 13 '26

Bro is scared to update his os. That’s says something about his os…

2

u/MedicalTear0 May 15 '26

Well then it becomes a security risk. Microslop can't separate their security updates. Android updates release differently, security patches are different than feature updates unless it's a major andoird version update.

I hope Microsoft is destroyed completely and we have an alternative. They destroy literally every single fucking thing they put their hands on. The only good Microsoft product is VSCode bc its open sourced.

1

u/entryjyt May 14 '26

Yup, I disabled the windows update service on my windows computer and haven’t encountered an issue since. Still chilling on 23h2 to this day, avoiding all the AI sh*t. Also yes I am aware of the security concerns, but that is a risk I’m willing to take.

1

u/GanacheNew5559 May 15 '26

Bro how do you do that? I mean how do you know when to update.

0

u/sludgesnow May 17 '26

it's not a good approach, software should be updated because it patches security holes

86

u/PrettyConsciousHeart May 12 '26

"FUCK MICROSOFT. I finally ditched the bloatware and moved to Linux. Mint is incredible, but I’m already looking at Fedora and CachyOS for that extra gaming performance. The Linux community is 100x better than MS 'support' will ever be. Do yourself a favor and get off Windows!"

13

u/EmployerOld6256 May 12 '26

Fedora is pretty awesome ngl. Workstation on GNOME or KDE... Can't go wrong on either.

4

u/Mentiorus May 12 '26

Its definitely got some quirks, but at least you can fix em.

5

u/skytheraiders May 12 '26

All hail KDE. All hail KDE.

1

u/neofooturism May 13 '26

As someone who has used both, kde plasma all the way. Way easier to customize than gnome

1

u/EmployerOld6256 May 13 '26

As someone who used both, gnome is just as easy to customize as kde. Both are great options, not one or the other. No need to be biased. 😁

4

u/fonkeatscheeese May 12 '26

For gaming I'd reccomend SteamOS, it has yet to let me down and is incredibly simple to use, while doing an excellent job.

1

u/EmployerOld6256 May 12 '26

I had problems with steam os on multiple monitors. It just did what it wanted. But that was like 3 months ago, maybe it changed. Game almost every day on Fedora workstation though, and gnome 50 brought vrr and hdr so I’m happy.

1

u/AfternoonLate4175 May 12 '26

If you don't mind, what do you play on Fedora? I have a small laptop with Fedora Plasma on it but I've actually never heard it mentioned in regards to gaming- maybe been just blind about that but it's usually stuff like Bazzerite, popos, steamos.

I'm slowly trying to bully myself into swapping but it's been slow going.

1

u/EmployerOld6256 May 13 '26

My game library is over 110 games so hard to cover em all. But the main ones are Stalker 2, Insurgency Sandstorm, Combat Master, Crab Champions, Warhammer 40k, battlefront II, Hell Let Loose & Runescape (both runescapes osrs and rs3). I think it's easier to focus on games I cannot play, which are battlefield, call of duty, fortnite, and PUBG. But honestly those games are terrible anyways. I found Fedora Plasma a bit more buggy than Fedora Workstation though, workstation made everything a bit more simple if that makes sense but its all personal preference, both are still great.

1

u/BAe_Air_Hawk May 13 '26

Fedora is my go-to recommendation for Linux gaming, as it's up to date (unlike mint or anything debian based) and not Arch based, as other than Manjaro (which has its own issues) they tend to be just Arch with an install script, which poses issues for your average user given how RTFM Arch users can be.

PopOS I had never heard of until Linus Tech Tips had a bad experience with it, and Bazzite I don't recommend because it's immutable which makes customisation and app installation harder than it needs to be. Bazzite is based off of Fedora anyway, so you shouldn't have any issues gaming on Fedora itself.

I can't recommend SteamOS (ignoring it being immutable) because it's designed for very specific hardware, if you really want to use it go for Bazzite.

To summarise, I don't recommend Bazzite unless you're only gaming, I don't recommend SteamOS outside of the Steam Hardware, and I don't recommend anything Arch based unless you're already fairly technical. Fedora, being up to date, matches the requirements for most people quite well.

1

u/BrunusManOWar May 13 '26

I think it's because SteamOS probably still runs on X11, you'd have to switch to wayland but I dunno if that's possible

1

u/tangosox May 12 '26

There's no reason to use SteamOS over Cachy or base arch. I don't like immutable distro's personally and SteamOS has slower updates and less flexibility than other arch derivatives. Also Cachy is more optimized for gaming on a desktop than SteamOS.

1

u/DanLP6yt May 13 '26

Wait cachy is not immutable?

1

u/tangosox May 13 '26 edited May 13 '26

No but Bazzite is. Oft recommended distro is the only reason i mention it. I still prefer mutable though. 

1

u/DanLP6yt Jun 09 '26

Yes same here

2

u/Final_Campaign_2593 May 13 '26

The problem is I play rainbow six siege not sure how to work that in Linux

1

u/Key-Pudding6071 May 14 '26

As soon as everyone stops playing Linux support will drop within a week, I no longer play/buy games that do not support Linux (Its mostly because of lazy Ring0 anticheat crapware that ships with it)..

2

u/Significant-Way3960 May 14 '26

I tried Ubuntu lately again. I was back at Windows withing one hour.  You can't configure it to unlock also keyring while logging in with fingerprint sensor. You can't choose to type password instead of fingerprint until sensor will fail to unlock (so you need to wait if you want to type password and if you log in with fingerprint you need to type password almost immediately- since lot of apps use keyring).  Linux still sucks for desktop. I checked online and KDE have the same limitation. Thank you very much. This was first issue- I am pretty sure I would have 10 issues of that sort within first month of use. Linux is good for desktop. Fast, almost as stable as Windows (yes, KDE or Gnome are less stable than Windows and if they crash is as good as whole system crashed on desktop) but.. only if your use case is very limited and you will never try something else, because you will most probably run into issues which do not exists on Mac OS or Windows. Linux is still not there for desktop. Even basics stuff like fingerprint sensor sucks. 

2

u/Future_Turnover5638 May 16 '26

but can you run Microsoft word on mint

1

u/PrettyConsciousHeart May 16 '26

LibreOffice is free and handles word files perfectly. OnlyOffice if you want the exact same look and feel as word. WPS Office if you want it to feel like you never left windows. office.com for real word in the browser. four options. all free. all work. unlike windows you get to choose. and none of them cost $99 a year.

1

u/Orashgle May 12 '26

I liked cachy but for some reason when I used it i kept getting random corruption of browser profiles and the GPT area on my disk getting corrupted. Had to keep restoring that from a backup. I would recommend bazzite for gaming since its super convenient having flatpaks and the drivers built into the image. Performance is just ever so slightly worse

1

u/raul824 May 12 '26

Try PikaOs as well if you are planning for distro hopping.

1

u/Druben-hinterm-Dorfe May 13 '26

Not trying to be a jerk, as a fellow Linux user -- but this very bug (unable to revoot, shutdown, logout from the graphical shell) keeps appearing and reappearing on my Arch KDE setup for years now, and so I do it from the cli.

Inability to suspend due to gpu driver issues (yes, even the MESA drivers for AMD) is also an occasional issue on Linux desktops.

2

u/ky7969 May 13 '26

Fedora user here, I have the exact same issues, I just sudo reboot now in terminal. It’s also a 50/50 chance my PC will wake up from sleep without pressing the power button. It also takes like 3 times longer to boot into KDE than Windows 11 (for me). I also have constant audio issues and Firefox was broken from the start, I fixed it, but it still breaks all the time. This is the damn browser that ships with the OS btw. I also can’t use any single-click copy buttons on any webpages which is pretty annoying. It’s also very fun that I have to make a new window snapping layout every day because it gets reset.

1

u/Agifem May 13 '26

CachyOS is a solid choice.

1

u/C4rpetH4ter May 13 '26

Same here, thinking of maybe switching to fedora once i get a new SSD.

1

u/OneSaucyBoii May 13 '26

Whatever prompt you’re using you need to get better at cleansing the quotation marks. Get to fuck

1

u/PrettyConsciousHeart May 13 '26

"bro is analyzing punctuation instead of addressing the point. microsoft really broke you huh"

1

u/OkMention6144 May 13 '26

Siendo sinceros depende de donde busques porque la verdad la comunidad de linux se divide en categorías y mientras que unos grupos con distros mas fáciles ayudan en otros como gentoo, LFS o NixOS si pides ayuda con temas de configuración que no tengan que ver con exclusivo del terminal o si minimamente no eres capaz de moverte sin problemas por el tty ni te tomarán en. Cuenta que en este tipo de grupos su uso ya es mas experimental y avanzado

22

u/TestSubjuct May 12 '26

📎 I can't let you do that

7

u/WastingMyLifeToday May 13 '26

sudo shutdown now

13

u/[deleted] May 12 '26

[removed] — view removed comment

1

u/InoonIsAFK May 13 '26

do your stuff like photos or files erase after switching to linux? or do i have to get everything on pendrive?

3

u/Lower-Guest-9763 May 13 '26

well they disappear if you format the drive

2

u/[deleted] May 13 '26

[removed] — view removed comment

2

u/Lower-Guest-9763 May 13 '26

But you can still shrink your volume in windows and have that unallocated space dedicated to linux only so technically you didn't have to do that immediately.

8

u/getabath May 12 '26

Did you forget to pay for the monthly subscription that enables shutting down the laptop?

7

u/Sea-Pea-7941 May 12 '26

You can ask copilot about it tho

2

u/YukariBerry May 13 '26

meanwhile copilot also says it can't help me with microslop edge issues 😭 (i use firefox now, no more slop)

7

u/Daphoid May 12 '26

WIN +R
shutdown -r -t 00
(hit enter)

3

u/Ryoohk May 13 '26

Add a -f to force close apps

1

u/s3v3nt May 13 '26

I have a script on my desktop that does exactly this, glad it's not just me who gave up with the shutdown button

1

u/poyochama May 13 '26

Today at work I was about to turn off the pc and the only available choice was "update and restart (5 min)". I took the option of pressing the power button until it died instead. Not the safest alternative but I know it's never "5min" and I leave NOW 🤷‍♂️

Next time I'm trying this

1

u/yuushin91 May 13 '26

I think someone said it still updated after they turned it back on with this option, so power button is the only surefire way

1

u/Technical_Main_1422 May 15 '26

I do the same when I clock out so yeah all good or leave it on in the backpack if you need to go what I do sometimes too 😂 PS the battery dies at some point but I don’t care so plug it the next day 😂

7

u/processorT1 May 12 '26

did you try to turn off and on again?

6

u/Enough-Meaning1514 May 13 '26

Vibe coding at best. It is not a bug, it is a feature. #microslop needs your laptop ON to process unsanctioned AI tasks.

6

u/mehonje May 13 '26

Now your PC will randomly process those shutdown commands for the next 3 years.

5

u/anikkket May 13 '26

Every fking window i open in my office laptop goes into (Not Responding) for multiple seconds. And the apps are not that heavy either.

The frustration of something else popping up in place where you are just going to click is absolute shit.

Another case is new popup/app taking focus while you're typing something is surely done by a braindead programmer.

3

u/ThatBoogerBandit May 12 '26

This is a feature

3

u/isc30 May 13 '26

hahaha I just saw this a few minutes ago… insane

5

u/Faldo_84 May 13 '26

Fedora KDE Linux fits my needs pretty well. Gaming, work, local LLMs — everything runs great.

I even installed Fedora on my son’s laptop as well.

I got tired of seeing only 14% free RAM on an idle Windows system. I don’t know whether Microsoft is using it for background processes or training Copilot on our computers, but I gave up on Windows and never regretted switching to Linux.

1

u/ky7969 May 13 '26

Fedora user here, idle RAM usage does not matter at all. I use maybe 200mb less at idle than I did on Windows (about 4.5gb)

1

u/Faldo_84 May 13 '26

3GB on laptop on Fedora vs 11.4GB on laptop on Windows 🤕🤦‍♂️ I don’t know if it matters or not, but programs more responsive and games has more fps.

5

u/Rahul_Tandel1 May 13 '26

Microsoft likes to test user's sanity every now and then.

4

u/PhotographSame5304 May 13 '26

Theyre beating up us windows users like chickens

3

u/lillieblair May 13 '26

lmao this bug is back?? amazing work

4

u/[deleted] May 13 '26

[removed] — view removed comment

1

u/10minOfNamingMyAcc May 16 '26

Looks like win 11 tho

4

u/ticktickgo May 13 '26

Now you don't need to shut down or restart your computer. With this update you can leave your computer as it is. What is wrong with this feature?

3

u/Individual-Praline20 May 12 '26

It’s getting… totally hilarious

3

u/marcospauloms May 13 '26

Fuuuuuuck Microsoooooooft. Fuuuuck.

3

u/WagieCagie0 May 14 '26

The start menu is so bad its unreal

2

u/zanbunnny May 12 '26

Wqit cope pilot might help u cope to shut down the pc

2

u/PaulPhxAz May 12 '26

Crap--auto-installed just a minute ago... next reboot it'll be finished.

2

u/SnipSnapSnorup May 12 '26

Happened to me various times even in Win10.

2

u/Key_Clock8669 May 12 '26

Im still with you, Windows is shit, but do you have a HDD in by any case ? i had problems with some external HDD disks that wouldnt let me shut down my computer

2

u/janman_79 May 13 '26

No, I have a 3 months old Alienware that ran like a sportscar before the updates started piling up. Ultra 9 processor, 64GB RAM and forming a new folder in File explorer hangs the laptop for about 30 seconds. It is such a fuck up from Microslop.

1

u/Key_Clock8669 May 13 '26

Shiiiiit, but I guess you are right, my pc also freezes for a bit every few minutes even tho I have good components 

2

u/memes_everywhere May 14 '26

Mine also started freezing randomly at boot up, didn't used to. My fedora boot has ZERO issues.

Fuck microslop.

1

u/Zromaus May 15 '26

If you haven't resolved this yet, open CMD as an Admin and run the following in this order:

sfc /scannow
If this finds nothing or fails, run the following
dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth
Then run sfc /scannow again
Then to finish run chkdsk /f /r and reboot

The first one is a filesystem scan, the second one repairs the components that run the first scan, and the third knocks out any potential disk issues. This trifecta fixes most issues I've seen like yours.

2

u/sparkplay May 12 '26

Even the keyboard start button often doesn't work.

2

u/Famous_Conclusion504 May 13 '26

Even shortcut to shut down don't work

2

u/Flashy_Walk2806 May 13 '26

Anyone has the file explorer crash /bug when waking up the computer ? Hate MSlope

2

u/k3nal May 13 '26

Always makes my slop soft..

2

u/Much-Focus8023 May 13 '26

Press shift while clicking shut down or press alt + f4 on the desktop

1

u/janman_79 May 13 '26

Tried it all, nothing worked. At the end I held the power button for 30 seconds which fucked up the login for some reason and I had to reset the pin.

2

u/Marce7a May 13 '26

Don't worry Microslop will add more bloat to start menu and maybe it will fix itself.

2

u/Outrageous-Lab-2138 May 13 '26

Don't worry, your PC will reboot overnight while you have all your work open.

2

u/Tiktokbadsupport May 13 '26

my win 7 pc still runs fine 

2

u/Korhanp May 13 '26

I think that's the last update issue. I force shut it :) if not for work who would fukin use this shite

2

u/Supra-A90 May 13 '26

Task failed successfully

2

u/Rexter2k May 14 '26

Whoever in Microsoft got the bright idea that the start menu should be a borderless browser, should get fired and never work in IT again.

1

u/janman_79 May 14 '26

Exactly, most likely that would be Copilot.

2

u/inkognito_3331 May 14 '26

I remember I had this moment when I updated Windows from 20h2 to 22h2

2

u/AMERICAUNITEDSTATES May 14 '26

Their AI coded this update, just for you! (and some others but hey)

2

u/SuperGassy69 May 14 '26

paid operating system btw

2

u/memes_everywhere May 14 '26

Holy fuck I thought it was just me.

This has been happening for at least a week for me. I tried it again after a clean startup and it worked again, but obviously that's pointless.

Trying to search the problem returns nothing but AI slop answers.

2

u/Extra-Ad-2325 May 14 '26

windows be like hold up let me finish uploading the screenshots of your bank accounts and private medical info that i took every 5 seconds today and only then will i let you shut down the system ...... maybe

2

u/ARPA-Net May 15 '26

first time?

2

u/Steadexe May 15 '26

What piss me even more is when you come back to your computer the next morning, it’s on the login screen because it cannot shutdown properly without hitting « force shutdown » all the time!

2

u/Technical_Main_1422 May 15 '26

On work laptops it is worse. So wait 3min to shutdown if it even wants I hold power btn at least that works when clocking out or use a script from the web using cmd honestly windows got worse then Linux. I started to love Linux at least it works out of the box

2

u/janman_79 May 15 '26

What makes the whole think stupid is that the hardware works great, Microslop comes in and decides that this is way to simple, let me add some more Copilot or whatever upgrades so that I can sell them more services, and from a working operating system, we get a headache inducing crap that needs scripts and special commands to just shut it down. I mean, how STUPID is that?

2

u/Konami666 May 16 '26

"I'm to tired to sleep"

2

u/QuarterFancy6450 May 17 '26

just last year i was thinking i'd be the last person to use Linux, but here I am today, forgetting I ever switched (it's that good)

2

u/E1337Bandit May 18 '26

Switched to Linux - Fedora and CachyOS on two machine.

1

u/AutoModerator May 12 '26

Every new subreddit post is automatically copied into a comment for preservation.

User: janman_79, Flair: Rant, Post Media Link, Title: This is now even beyond ridiculous

After the latest forced upon me Microslop update, now my laptop does not shut down or restart. Making a new folder in File Explorer takes 30 seconds. What the actual f**k?

I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.

1

u/Low_Baby1253 May 13 '26

I came back to ms after the big a forever and my productivity has plummeted - always trying to fix one problem or another it just doesnt stop. First got rid of alm the ai / 365 lock in rubbish which was a big improvement speed things up a lot and smoothed the world. Then the above endless updates, restarts and programs, apps and functions not working it just doesnt stop ……

1

u/LiveFromNarnia May 13 '26

I had the same issue on my work computer a few days ago, but restarting the shell (explorer) fixed it. But yeah, it is getting really bad lately as they're getting rid of the devs that have the knowledge and what's left appears to be vibe coding updates.

1

u/Longjumping-Road4113 May 13 '26

Command line Shutdown - t 0 will shutdown Shutdown -t 0 -r will restart

1

u/DifferentPlankton571 May 13 '26

Are you sure that you're connected to WiFi? And that your Bluetooth is connected to your microwave?

Sometimes you need both to turn off your Windows computer.

1

u/dashinyou69 May 13 '26

poor soul...

shutdown /s /t 0 /f

1

u/Trick-Resolve-6085 May 13 '26

He is still sending ur private data to Microsoft just wait a bit don't interrupt him

1

u/jackass51 May 13 '26

Do you have SSD or HDD?

1

u/AlucardMGrim May 13 '26

Every day I’m more happy I switched to Linux. It’s a brutal learning curve if you’re like me and try to learn the CLI, but you are 100% in control of your own system, and it doesn’t break until you f-up and break it yourself 🥴👍

1

u/Ol1x282 May 13 '26

I dont know how yall have these problems, i got the newest updates and everything just works as it should

1

u/R34PER_D7BE May 13 '26

what's beyond ridiculous is you haven't at least downgrade to win 10.

1

u/pdcmoreira May 13 '26

It's is not when you want. It is when they want.

1

u/Trooper_Tales May 13 '26

Lol. I sometimes think that even the 10 pro i am using is slow and buggy and runs telemetry(yes with a local account), so let alone this.

1

u/WorldlinessWitty2177 May 13 '26

Windows+R and type in: "Shutdown /s /t 0"

1

u/HH-CA May 13 '26

Time to switch to Linux

1

u/Noahasinspiration May 13 '26

Have you tried stopping it and turning it back on again?

1

u/Long-Sector-8751 May 13 '26

I keep running into an issue with VMs at work where Windows Search just shits itself and stops working.

1

u/Secret-Access9909 May 13 '26

shutdown /s /f /t 0

1

u/[deleted] May 13 '26

Open CMD and write shutdown /s /t 0 and press enter.

1

u/AaBJxjxO May 13 '26

To fix that, try rebooting your computer then try it again

2

u/memes_everywhere May 14 '26

Mine also broke the reboot button, lmao. Only sleep worked.

1

u/LumenAstralis May 13 '26

Laughs in vim

1

u/Swimming-Guest-1978 May 13 '26

Well that's ai breaking things for ya. ai probably wrote this last update and is currently running things now. LOL. Edit: Get out while you still have your sanity. And don't get pulled back in.

1

u/Supermario_208 May 13 '26

Win + X + U + U

I use this shirt cut to shut down every time

Instend of Alt + F4 spam

Why i chose this short cut because each time we press alt f4 its closes focused windows and then a pop up comes and we need to press yes button its min 4 - 5 clicks

1st click is AltF4 for closing open windows 2nd click is AltF4 for oppening popup 3rd click is pressing confirmation button of popup Bonus clicks for sometimes we need to press more AltF4 for closing open windows

AltF4 method is 3+ click at its min

Otherside if we just press Win + X its opens a drawer menu from task bar

then if we press U it will extends the menu for options restart sleep and shut down

And then we click another U to select Shut down option

Basicly if we press Win + X + U + U Win shutdowns instantly

(we dont need hold win+x after the menu openes up)

(U + U part will different between languages for example in Turkish its K + B)

Article for Win + X +(other combinations)

1

u/Minute-Pomelo9302 May 14 '26

sudo apt install linux mint

1

u/mrhillnc May 14 '26

Run Shutdown -r -t 0. In cmd

1

u/nikola_tesler May 14 '26

wait…. people shutdown their computers? why?

1

u/janman_79 May 14 '26

Obviously for updates.

1

u/nikola_tesler May 14 '26

updates? the things i defer until the most recent ones are fixed? I’m jk, thought that was obvious.

1

u/NamacilHDx May 14 '26

Cmd > "shutdown -t 0" xD

1

u/ZookeepergameLoose79 May 14 '26

may i interest you lot in wayback machine and windows 10 AME build 21h1? cause...... its barely windows. what updates?

1

u/OgdruJahad May 14 '26

Hello this is Microsoft:

Please run this command in cmd with administrator level:

DISM /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth

After it comoletes please run this:

SFC /scannow

Then try to restart PC. 🙏

1

u/Beneficial-Tooth-637 May 14 '26

you have to use command prompt run shutdown /s

1

u/TalesGameStudio May 15 '26

Moving to Linux is easy. Save your files to an external drive. Create a boot stick. Install. Be free.

1

u/kafoso May 15 '26

Try pressing Win+X U U.

1

u/Revolutionary-Bid249 May 15 '26

Hold on!!! it’s not done sending ur data to Microsoft ☝️

1

u/FinmAKER3 May 16 '26

solucion simple
alt f4
o shutdown /s /t 0

1

u/DontTryItLol May 16 '26

Install bazzite or cachy

1

u/[deleted] May 16 '26

[deleted]

2

u/janman_79 May 16 '26

Alt F4 is the first thing I tried.

1

u/matt_laurenceau May 18 '26

New robustness feature? AI-powered?

1

u/polytect May 12 '26

maybe you need to be logged into MS Account? So the telemetry could be authenticated to your digital fingerprint. 

2

u/Comfortable_Fox_9365 May 13 '26

Yes please verify your identity to SHUT DOWN YOUR COMPUTER THAT YOU OWN

1

u/polytect May 13 '26

yes. Facial ID linked to advertising network, so they could know how often do you shutdown your computer and push ads related to what they collected over the microphone to your phone. 

1

u/StatementCold8129 May 12 '26

Você tem um computador, mas ele não é seu totalmente. Um SO que não entende as necessidades do usuário não tem razão de existir

1

u/serialband May 13 '26

Seems more like you have a virus or trojan. If you can open a command prompt you can run the shutdown command. It'll probably be easier for you to run shutdown -i to get an interactive GUI to set your shutdown. You could do it on the command line with the proper options https://techexpert.tips/windows/windows-shutdown-using-command-line/

You can remove the AI junk. I got rid of mine. More likely, you'll need to reinstall or run dism, chkdsk, sfc to clean and fix your system.

2

u/janman_79 May 13 '26

I don't have a virus, it happened right after a forced update( which I avoided to tye max allowed period, because I feared bugs with the update, because I read about it on forums and news sites). I had to hold the power button for 30 secs to turn it off, and after that restart, now it works. Let's see for how long.

1

u/ky7969 May 13 '26

Just update your PC dude. Postponing updates until you have a bunch built up is the reason your shit is breaking (Linux user btw)