Yes, I evaluated the event logs. I’m a developer so I’m very familiar with that process. Nothing indicative of a problem, up until the PC blue-screens and then you get the ‘the previous system shutdown was unexpected’ as usual.
As I mentioned on the other thread (I do wish the mods had merged them), I looked at the minidump file produced when my PC blue-screened (when I left it to see what would happen) and the faulting driver was tcipip.sys. I updated my Intel network drivers and didn’t see the problem again.
Now I’ve switched to an AMD rig with a Realtek NIC. No crashes so far.
I assume you don’t really mean all bugs, because that’s literally never going to happen, just like it’s never happened in the history of any complex software ever. But if you want to wait for 2024 to be on the same level of stability as 2020, say, I would think that’s probably years and many SUs away at this point.