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  • “On a whim” means they unintentionally throw out a sloppy updates that bricks some computers. Which I have given you evidence of.

    You can turn updates off for the following versions of Windows too.

    Not permanently except for corporate versions.

    Chances are they update broke because their computer was infected by something that didn’t play well with the update,

    Chances are much more likely the update broke their computer because their computer contained some software and/or drivers too obscure for Microsoft QA to care about.



  • Look at the EULA, you’re not buying the game, you’re buying the right to play it and that right can be taken from you at any time, Heck, just the fact that you can get banned from Steam and lose access to your library should have made that pretty fucking clear!

    WOW WTF??. That does it. I will definitely not give Steam another dime.

    That’s why I buy them on GOG and not Steam. Make up your fucking mind, do you or do you not buy games on Steam?

    I bought many games that originally played on Win 98 you were talking about on GOG and play them on Win 10.

    I stupidly bought Axis and Allies Online a week ago on Steam. Learned I cannot play it on Windows 7 after one week. Then learned I could have bought it on GOG instead without the ridiculous DRM.



  • update broke my computer” to “Microsoft intentionally bricked my computer”

    Didn’t say it was intentional. Why would it be intentional?

    It’s also completely ridiculous because you’re implying that the same situation couldn’t have happened with a Windows 7 update.

    You can turn Windows 7 updates off. You can also control the timing of the updates.

    Odds that these computers were infected by something in the first place?

    Zero since they specifically noticed it happened during the update process.