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Change from Windows to something else. Boom! Solved
Crowdstrike also runs on Linux and also broke several OSes there before. The blanket statement to not use windows doesn’t really address the issue.
Still didn't critically break any of the good operating systems though. Because no other operating system would run Crowdstrike as a critical "must be present" driver.
CrowdStrike Falcon literally runs as a kernel module. It can "break any of the good operating systems" (like your favorite Linux distribution) just fine.