I’ve pretty much given up on Microsoft being a) able to fix its increasingly annoying broken updates, and b) caring about its existing user base. I think, like every other big IT company, it’s corporate money they’re after.
It seems to me that the small user doesn’t really have much influence, individually. The best way to give Microsoft a kick up the corporate pants is to refrain from trying to upgrade at all.
If Microsoft can’t delivery stable and unbroken software updates then, simply refrain from updating to Windows 11. They’ll soon get the message if their metrics show a huge cessation of upgrading.
I, for one, am perfectly happy with Windows 10. It isn’t perfect but, it seems to have a more intuitive interface than 11, where so much is changed, moved or hidden, seemingly just for changes sake. And I vehemently disagree with the subscription model.