Zkuq on 04 October 2023
I would like to mention the possibility that AMD relies on some unsupported and unstable functionality for their software, in which case it would absolutely be AMD's fault if a Windows update breaks their software. That would be kind of (but not really) like old Windows software that would have broken, had Microsoft released Windows 9 instead of skipping straight to Window 10, because they were checking whether the version starts with 9.
But it's absolutely not guaranteed that this is the case. I'm just pointing out that it's not necessarily Microsoft's fault if a Windows update breaks things, even though it might be.
