Not going to point fingers, but if it was a custom built system, could it have been hardware choices that ended up bricking the system? Poor drivers provided by manufacturers and the like? Not sure if 100% of the blame can fall on Windows.
I work for an IT shop, we have customers with custom built machines and we give them 0 warranty on any work with them because we have no control over components.
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Not going to point fingers, but if it was a custom built system, could it have been hardware choices that ended up bricking the system? Poor drivers provided by manufacturers and the like? Not sure if 100% of the blame can fall on Windows.
I work for an IT shop, we have customers with custom built machines and we give them 0 warranty on any work with them because we have no control over components.