Windows 8.1 Release Date

Skybird · 10-21-13, 06:27 AM

Released - and already pulled again.

The update bricks some devices.

It is said to be a problem that can be solved - but you need some background info for that, the normal user in an exlcusive meaning of "using" it only probably does not know it. If you have no second device available to access the web, you also find it tough to search for answers.

Windows 8. Gotta love it. The new design features in 8.1 already are under fire, too, since they are fakes to some degree, regarding what people really wanted to get. Sales of W8 continue to go hurtingly slow.

I like that! The more it hurts MS, the better. Unfortunately, other fields of MS do well, and so compensate for the debacle, hiding the sting from it.

MS really deliberately refuses to deliver the product customers want, and insists on that customers should humbly want what MS wants them to want. A§§e§.

Maybe we should just pay a mandatory yearly MS tax to them instead, the government could collect it together with the other taxes. At least it would free us from getting annoyed with software like this.

10-21-13, 06:27 AM	#3
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 42,691 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	Released - and already pulled again. The update bricks some devices. It is said to be a problem that can be solved - but you need some background info for that, the normal user in an exlcusive meaning of "using" it only probably does not know it. If you have no second device available to access the web, you also find it tough to search for answers. Windows 8. Gotta love it. The new design features in 8.1 already are under fire, too, since they are fakes to some degree, regarding what people really wanted to get. Sales of W8 continue to go hurtingly slow. I like that! The more it hurts MS, the better. Unfortunately, other fields of MS do well, and so compensate for the debacle, hiding the sting from it. MS really deliberately refuses to deliver the product customers want, and insists on that customers should humbly want what MS wants them to want. A§§e§. Maybe we should just pay a mandatory yearly MS tax to them instead, the government could collect it together with the other taxes. At least it would free us from getting annoyed with software like this. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.