Windows 10: Why does Microsoft hates its customers? Feature deletes driving me crazy!

Once again a forced M$ update came in and broke / deleted a Feature I use over a 1000 times a day. I always select the Window Title bar, and move windows between screens, and now after last nights update, I can no longer select the window, without first removing the maximization. This adds clicks, now from 1000 clicks a day, going to 3000 clicks a day. This is a major health issue to someone using a computer over 10 hours a day. Can anyone please point me to a solution to allow my to control the placement of my windows, the size of my windows, where my windows popup when I shrink them or minim

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Gmail is driving me crazy

How Do I Remove My Email From a Spam List: All Your Questions Answered [Step- I don't think so 3rd. Since I seem to have everyones attention: How do I delect my Gmail account?

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Why does Microsoft Store Support hate customers?

No Email, No Virtual Customer Support.

All there is is a Phone number for customer support.

So I call the phone number they provide, I get a machine. Ask me to Press 2 to continue in english, so I do that.

Then the machine tries and sells me a product. Ask if I'm 50 years or old, and to press 1 for yes or # for no. I press pound, message replies about some element missing and hangs up. I recall get to the same step, press 1. Same thing.

So I seriously must ask Microsoft this.

Why do you hate your customers so much?

 

Is it Normal to Hate Microsoft Windows?

I started getting the hang of OneNote. I love what it is about. I have short list softwares I need added to my laptop from work. In OneNote, I wanted the list to be formatted in a manner different from the UniFormat provided in OneNote for text. So I thought I would format the text in Word, print to PDF, thenj insert the PDF into OneNote. Remember the list is short. To place the short list how I want it in OneNote, 11-inch virtual paper yields a huge block under the list of unused "white space"* So back to Word I go, set the paper size at 8.5 x 5. Print to pdf, insert to OneNote, and the text is sideways now, because the people smarter than us at Microsoft are able to figure out that 8.5x5 is supposed to be sideways, but I wanted it not sideways. So next i am in UniSearch (combining all the searh engines of the world, and I am soon reading an excellent explanation by Omer Atay, Principal Software Engineering Manager on the OneNote team at Microsoft, telling the tail of how this is a known problem but since life is life they have not fixed it yet, but he had a very practical-sounding suggestion, that turned out to be one of the lies Microsoft always tells. Microsoft's favorite kind of lie is the easy way everything works, except it never works the way they describe it. In this case, here was Omer's gracious suggestion, he was so generous to share with little people. And I quote: One suggestion I can give is, instead of using Insert > File Printout, open the file first and then use Print command in the application (e.g. Adobe) and choose your orientation there. This will do the same insertion, but with the correct orientation. Sounds easy. Now try it. Microsoft answer always are like escher bach paintings with impossible stairs and other optical illusions. His suggestion is the same as the procedure he says he is offering a replacement for. It's like, "yeah, adding 5 and six is a challenge when you need the result to be 15 instead of 11. So what you do is add five and six to get your 15. Bye Everybody, I just wanted to give you a tip!" Finally, the kicker. How did ding dong come to think he was making a constructive suggestion? Oh I know, he never tried it himself. He heard it in a meeting. I hate Microsoft.