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No. But, from the article:
The CrowdStrike fiasco was finally enough for Microsoft to look at forcing drivers out of the kernel. This is absolutely a good thing and will hopefully lead to a more stable Windows.
I'm a Linux user, and while that would also be win for me, I'd be really happy for Windows users to finally stop having what amounts to a rootkit and spyware combined, to have to play games.