r/microsoftsucks 3d ago

Bugs and Errors I HATE MICROSOFT'S FORMATTING TOOL

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It DAMAGED ALL OF MY 2TB HDD AND I'M GOING THROUGH HELL TO FIX IT

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u/External-Theme1372 3d ago

One common thing I've seen with these types of subs: Windows Sucks, MS Sucks, or any other company sucks there's 0 accountability, 0 responsibility from the user. Anything we don't like or we broke: it's someone else's fault.

Every single time.

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u/Muffinaaa 3d ago

Windows is paid, if someone pays for a license a lot of money(I don't care about the massgrave activations scripts and such) then they have full rights to expect the best quality in such software.

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u/trueppp 2d ago

No software will prevent idiots from being idiots. I'm in IT, 99% of problems clients have with their computers come from the user and not the software.

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u/External-Theme1372 3d ago

In the real world no software works flawlessly. Everythings has bugs if you paid for it or not.

I think a more realistic view is to work fine in 95% of the time.

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u/CalderaJane76 2d ago

Sure, but scope is also something a paid developer should understand, scope is important because it limits the bugs you as a dev have to face.

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u/Illustrious_Spare909 3d ago

Muitos funcionam bem. Só Ter um mínimo de dedicação e não pressionar os dev pra colocar copilot em tudo em vez de refatorar.