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Windows Central
Technology
Kevin Okemwa

Can Apple threaten Microsoft’s grip on the business-centric enterprise sector? Macs become 6‑year investments, boasting fewer crashes and instabilities than Windows PCs

An office worker with a Blue Screen of Death error on a Windows PC.

Microsoft has had a rough start to the year with critical bugs impacting Windows 11's functionality. In case you missed it, the tech giant's first Windows 11 update in 2026 made it difficult for some users to fully shut down their PCs, while others reported being unable to sign in to a device when using Remote Desktop.

Thankfully, Microsoft is rethinking how it rolls out Windows updates and will soon allow users to postpone installing them indefinitely — something I haven't seen since Windows 8. Right now, Windows 11 only lets you pause these updates for up to 30 days, after which available updates are downloaded and installed automatically onto your PC.

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