3 6 Ke·2025-11-14 11:51Core Viewpoint - Microsoft is evolving Windows into an "Agentic OS," an AI-driven platform that aims to understand user intent and automate tasks, but this has sparked significant backlash from users who prefer a stable operating system [1][3][10]. User Reactions - The majority of user comments express strong opposition to the concept of "Agentic OS," with many stating that they simply want a stable version of Windows [4][5]. - Users feel that Microsoft is out of touch with their needs, questioning why the company continues to push AI features despite overwhelming negative feedback [5][6]. User Frustrations - Users have expressed long-standing frustrations with Windows, citing issues such as system bloat and forced AI integration, which they find unacceptable given that Windows is not a free operating system [6][7]. - Many users believe that the core issues with Windows are not related to a lack of AI but rather to fundamental performance and stability problems that Microsoft has failed to address [7][10]. Microsoft's AI Focus - Microsoft has been heavily investing in AI, often at the expense of other departments, leading to a perception that the company prioritizes AI over user experience [8][9]. - The integration of AI features across Microsoft products has not improved user satisfaction, with many users feeling that the company is chasing AI trends rather than solving existing problems [9][10]. Trust Issues - Trust among long-time users has eroded due to Microsoft's history of discontinuing services and enforcing a "forced experience" with its products, leading to resistance against new features like Copilot and OneDrive [9][10]. - Windows 11's requirement for a Microsoft account during installation has further alienated users, contrasting with other operating systems that allow local account setups [10][12].