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Susan Bradley's open letter to Microsoft gets a non-response from Microsoft that shows that the company is not really interested in feedback.
Susan Bradley, a well known Windows administrator and contributor on various forums
wrote an open letter recently to Microsoft in which she summerized
results of a Windows survey on update quality and releases in general.
The questions were
Survey results indicate that many users who filled out the survey are not satisfied with the current quality of updates, patch releases and general update behavior. Almost 70% of respondents stated that they were not satisfied with the quality of update releases.
Susan mentioned that 47 of the updates that Microsoft released in july 2018 some of what had serious issues
Note:IF Microshit had listened to the users' Feedback,
Windows 10, Edge etc.etc etc
would Not have been in such a MESS. as it is today
Users had to answer five simple questions using a scale of 1 to 5 with 1 meaning "very much not satisfied" and 5 meaning "very satisfied".
Susan Bradley, a well known Windows administrator and contributor on various forums
wrote an open letter recently to Microsoft in which she summerized
results of a Windows survey on update quality and releases in general.
The questions were
- Satisfaction with Microsoft patching (overall Windows 7 to Windows 10).
- Satisfaction with the quality of Windows 10 updates.
- Windows 10 feature updates useful to business needs.
- The cadence of feature releases.
- Is Microsoft meeting business needs with Windows 10.
Survey results indicate that many users who filled out the survey are not satisfied with the current quality of updates, patch releases and general update behavior. Almost 70% of respondents stated that they were not satisfied with the quality of update releases.
Susan mentioned that 47 of the updates that Microsoft released in july 2018 some of what had serious issues
Note:IF Microshit had listened to the users' Feedback,
Windows 10, Edge etc.etc etc
would Not have been in such a MESS. as it is today
Users had to answer five simple questions using a scale of 1 to 5 with 1 meaning "very much not satisfied" and 5 meaning "very satisfied".