https://wccftech.com/botched-windows-10-updates-microsoft-panos-panay-to-the-rescue/ > Microsoft introduced Windows 10 in 2015, but it continues to struggle in finding a strategy that works to stabilize the operating system. Sure, the adoption rate is high with the operating system leading the market share and is set to hit 1 billion devices this year, but that probably has more to do with users wanting to go for a secure OS and the End of Life for Windows 7 than anything else. > For over 4 years now, users have complained about broken Windows 10 updates with Microsoft breaking things not only through feature upgrades but also through cumulative updates that are supposed to bring fixes, not more issues. In the most recent example, the company managed to disrupt Windows Search for a majority of Windows 10 users running different versions of the operating system.