Just because HN likes to bashes Windows. I tell you that Windows runs pretty much normal if the disk is full. Had that happen many times and intentionally did this for tests as well.
Even disconnecting the disk technically doesn't break the OS. Because of the "Windows To Go" feature, the OS can detects this and pauses.
(Note: Windows To Go is officially removed from current versions but the code that freezes is still there. However, whether that works with your hardware is basically a gambling... so yeah dont try at home/work.)
Even disconnecting the disk technically doesn't break the OS. Because of the "Windows To Go" feature, the OS can detects this and pauses.
(Note: Windows To Go is officially removed from current versions but the code that freezes is still there. However, whether that works with your hardware is basically a gambling... so yeah dont try at home/work.)