i've brought it up before, but the one that makes me angriest and is the most prevalent example i've seen for a fucking decade
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this fucking dialogue. this appears on top of any and all application windows (fullscreen or otherwise) if you're running low on GPU memory, which can happen a lot when you're using your GPU as it's designed in high-stress scenarios like 3d rendering or high end games. windows does not ask this to prevent any crashes or issues, it does this to prevent the desktop window manager from lagging while you're in your exclusive fullscreen application, or doing something that will lock up your entire computer processing by design. very selfish, but it's windows and i'm used to that.
the problem is that nice, hopeful third option? has not functioned since vista was released and the current dwm.exe was designed. you can tell it to never remind you again all you like, it's coming back at random the second you fly too close to the GPU memory sun. you could disable desktop compositions beforehand, but windows likes to have a massive seizure when you do and is sometimes more detrimental than just keeping it on in the first place and taking the potential 2% performance hit. potentially annoying, but i'm sure with some help from the windows experts that have been registry/hex editing the system for years, there will be a great solution that might be out of the average user's ability!
r-right?
haha no once you get past all of the "here's how you disable windows aero, you retard that clearly just got scared by an error message!" garbage you get nothing but smug fat nintendo-switch-bought-by-GF's-boyfriend bearded fucks saying shit like this:
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(his solution was "let it turn off windows aero" btw, real helpful)
that's right, trying to address a long-standing bug where a button
does not function as it states it does, in a popup that can force them out of exclusive fullscreen and potentially crash your programs is you assuming you're smarter than big daddy windows and just want to lie to yourself about your computer. i bet when your battery says 66% remaining you probably flip your phone upside down to make it say %99, retard. stop trying to use your computer the way you designed it to work, moron. windows "experts" think less of humanity than any other group of tech person out there, i swear to god.
the saddest part is that i actually did find a hex edited system file that fixed this issue. for a day. none of my other system files updated and it never worked again, still don't know what happened there.