Dr_M How is a registry value a bug?

Take a look at this as an example:If NVidia decides to put in this in your registry during a Driver Update:Changing HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services

vlddmkm\EnableNukeComputer.ini, and it's in your registry, it becomes active when you log into Windows 10, originally it was set to 0, and they decide to set it to 1 in a patch update in an attempt to blow up your graphic card because they don't like you, you can look at that as being a very bad bug. The end result is NVidia trying to nuke your graphic card in my twisted, hypothetical scenario. On the more realistic side, it's probably more of a software implementation oversight on their end. They added this feature to the recent updates, but they forgot to set it to zero initially. It's caused some issues for consumers who don't understand it's function, used it, and it caused problems. Thus, you have a registry bug of snafu. This is NVidia's way of saying, well, we made a boo boo. Let's fix it.