Solidworks Survey Questions?

I have taken SolidWorks surveys from time to time, but they don't ask some questions I would want to know if I was inside of SolidWorks & TRULY NEEDED to know what happens to users, like...:

Do you have application software & OS problems which cause you to lose significant productivity as a SolidWorks user?

=A0How many hours per month do you spend on maintaining...

-----A. =A0your Windows OS?

-----B. =A0SolidWorks & finding fixes and workarounds for SolidWorks?

-----C. =A0SolidWorks & its accessory programs doing Service Pack upgrades?

-----D. Learning the new features and quirks of each new SWks yearly release?

-----E. =A0Negotiating with management or IT departments to get changes to improve your productivity with SolidWorks?

=A0How many times each year have you had to reinstall...:

-----A. =A0Solidworks

-----B. =A0Solidworks accessory programs and add-ons (not counting SPs)

-----C. =A0Windows

=A0How many hours do you estimate you have lost in the last year due to SolidWorks problems requiring reinstall, developing workarounds & debugging.

How many hours do you estimate you lost in the last year in doing Windows reinstalls, which requires reinstalling application programs and utilities?
Do you do Windows reinstalls from a known good state of Windows?

=A0Do you have a monitoring routine in place using standard files and functions which you use regularly which lets you know whether your workstation is maintaining its "as installed" speeds in various functions like Open, Save, Export, Redraw, Rotate, etc?
=A0Would you buy a utility with standard 3D data files which executes a standard set of tests on your workstations to assess the ongoing performance of your Windows systems over time?

=A0Would you use UNIX on your workstation to run SolidWorks if SolidWorks offered the option, in order to improve your uptime and security & if so why not?

I am sure a more refined list could be developed, & I am sure in the end a more complete picture of the issue of software and OS related time issues could be understood better to understand how to give the end user better products.