techpulse360.com This is perhaps one of the very first time that the Microsoft CEO has publicly admitted to Windows Vista incompatibilities and flaws. That was after a question from a disgruntled Windows users who asked Ballmer to fix the flawed operating system. Richard I encourage you to grab me right afterward and Ill come fix your PC myself, joked Ballmer. The Microsoft executive went on to say that statistically every version of Windows is better than the version before. Which for most Windows users doesnt say much really on the quality of the current and future versions of Windows as the past ones were equally poor inspite the 5000 or so Microsofties that everyday are working on improving the reliability of Windows. In the case of Vista, we deliberately – maybe it was the right choice maybe the wrong choice – chose to do some things that cause some incompatibility setbacks in the interest of improving security, admits Ballmer. I just find surprising that a company the size of Microsoft aka the largest software editor in the world can not create software that is both secure and reliable, especially when much smaller companies like Apple or the Linux community can. Am I missing something?