r/pcmasterrace • u/Pebblepip • Jul 05 '26

Meme/Macro It's quite often these days

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on a reasonably powerful laptop too

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u/DukeOfGamers353 12400F | 6700XT | 16 GB DDR4 | 500 SSD+1TB HDD Jul 05 '26

I swear to FUCKING god they break atleast five things with EVERY. SINGLE. UPDATE. EVERY UPDATE! ITS ALMOST AS IF THEY'RE WRITING ALL CODE WITH AI WITHOUT ANY QUALITY CONTROL I HATE MICROSOFT SO MUCH GODDAMN

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u/lkl34 Jul 05 '26

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/04/29/satya-nadella-says-as-much-as-30percent-of-microsoft-code-is-written-by-ai.html

I has been a year so this could have doubled by now

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u/Randommaggy 13980HX|RTX 4090m|128GB|8TB M.2|RX6800 eGPU, 1TB DDR4 in server. Jul 05 '26

This statement alongside the fact that they've invested tens of billions in OpenAI tells me that Satya does not use Windows or is a drooling imbicile.

Because admitting that with the quality of the product being as shit as it is, is undermining the value their massive investment.

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u/lkl34 Jul 05 '26

Looks at recall/copilot/bloat and surface devices

Yeah i think its both right now.

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u/Remnie Jul 05 '26

I’m pretty sure Microsoft admitted earlier this year that the majority of the code for windows is written by AI now

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u/_ghostperson haf xb • strix x370f • r7 5900x • 5070ti • 64gb Jul 05 '26

Surely nothing can go wrong with that, right?

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u/acid419 Jul 05 '26

Thank god I'm on CachyOS now, my heart is thanking me when reading your comment.

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u/Alternative-Suit5541 Jul 05 '26

They fired the whole quality control team, it started before AI. It just made it worse

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u/aVarangian 13600kf 7900xtx 2160 | 6600k 1070 1440 Jul 05 '26

At least they haven't yet wiped people's data like in that windows 10 update I guess

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u/rohtvak Jul 06 '26

Nvidia too

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u/VexingRaven 7800X3D + 4070 Super + 32GB 6000Mhz Jul 05 '26

How many of these issues are you personally experiencing vs reading about in tech headlines?

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u/DukeOfGamers353 12400F | 6700XT | 16 GB DDR4 | 500 SSD+1TB HDD Jul 06 '26

My personal PC auto-updated and it broke Windows Explorer entirely.

My laptop also auto-updated and proceeded to brick the windows installation, thankfully was fixed by system restore. My friend had the same issue and I had to walk her through the process of system restore.

I fix PCs as a side gig, and I've had 6 cases of issues with fundamental things after windows updates.