Windows 7 Perceived Bugs & Glitches List

I've had this type of issue on windows systems in a corporate environment for years and the best solution I have found for it is the simple one - all these unwanted folders and icons are actually objects somewhere in the file system, and it's normally possible to set the object's hidden attribute and possibly the system one as well (for those who run with show hidden checked). The object is still there so the system does not re-create it but the user does not see it so is happy, (ish I know just knowing it's there can be frustrating)

I've set up many systems over the years for beginners where the hidden attribute being set on all folders in the system drive tree, that the beginner users does not need to see, has been a large contributor to the longevity of the system.

If you don't see it, it does not cause an issue IMO

USRobotics 5423 (Wireless USB NIC 802.11g) doesn't work properly with Vista drivers (7 drivers not available).
Often when you boot up your PC, USRobotics 5423 seems connected to wireless network but after few minutes it disconnects. You have to unplug and replug the device UNTIL it connects.
Switching to Sitecom WL-608 solved the problem.

Just a friendly suggestion....

If it were up to me I would change the title of this thread or close it.
The large majority of posts that end up in this thread are not actual Windows 7 Bug related issues.
They are for the most part, 3rd party bugs, compatibility, functionality or issues on a users system.
It becomes a misleading thread where people may post here instead of a proper forum to get actual help with their issue. They could be mislead/mis-directed in their search for a resolution.

Most people have no idea what a real bug is. And Threads like this on any forum do not help the end users in any way.

Thanks Layback Bear

And thanks to the mod who changed the name, I think it is a bit more fitting.

Fundamental Desktop Problems !!!!!!

Windows 7 cant remember the size and position of it windows - open several, size them differently, move them to separate places on the screen and then close them. Now try opening them again - they will all be back to original size and position - NG - no excuse for this - even XP could remember window size and position. But the "Windowmanger" addon fixes this nicely.

I'm also annoyed that I cant turn off the "navigation pane" on a folder by folder basis - its all or none - sort of stinks.