Image: Windows/Unsplash Microsoft is reportedly trying to make Windows feel less like a feature dump and more like an operating system people actually want to use. According to Windows Central, the company has begun work on an internal initiative codenamed “Windows K2,” a quality-focused effort aimed at improving performance, reliability, and the overall user experience after years of complaints about Windows 11 bloat, sluggishness, unwanted AI features, and disruptive updates. The move follows growing criticism of Windows 11’s recent directions . Users have complained about sluggish performance, excessive bloat, and an aggressive rollout of AI features that many say they never asked for. Windows executives have framed K2 as a redirect, one that, going forward, will put quality features ahead, and according to sources familiar with the matter , Windows seems to be taking this seriously. The three pillars of Windows K2 Over the years, Windows has experienced multiple issues that have left users frustrated.…