Microsoft Infinity

Microsoft Infinity, or MS Infinity, is a fictional operating system that the games of The Impossible Qatar series ostensibly run on in the games' lore. It is referenced in multiple games throughout the series.
==Properties==
MS Infinity is a successor to Microsoft Windows, but its creation date and most of its functionalities are unknown. The system is infinitely powerful, as it has the ability to load an infinite number of assets simultaneously. Despite this, it is prone to crashing and still requires semi-regular updates.
==References==
===The Impossible Qatar 2===
*Question 10: The quiz informs you that its system needs updating. When "Update" is clicked, a loading screen titled "Microsoft Infinity 2018" appears and starts loading an infinite number of assets. Clicking on the loading screen will make it disappear and let you move on, but waiting until it finishes loading will take you to question 11 regardless.
*Question 49: As the universe is falling apart, the quiz asks what system it's running on in order to diagnose the issue. The correct answer is "Microsoft Infinity," though that answer box (and all the other ones) are heavily damaged.
===The Impossible Qatar '22===
*Question 100: After the world is destroyed, the game gives a Blue Screen of Death with the message "MS Infinity ran into an exception:" followed by garbled code. The correct answer is "return NULL;"
==Trivia==
*Though not directly referenced, MS Infinity may be the in-universe explanation for other "crashes" such as in The Impossible Qatar, The Impossible Qatar 3, and The Impossible Qatar Meta. "The universe crashing" is a common plot point throughout the series.
*Question 48 of TIQ2 reveals that all of time itself is stored as a single file (time.txt), while Question 6 of TIQMeta suggests that the whole universe runs out of a single program file (UNIVERSE.EXE). These types of programming decisions probably explain why MS Infinity is so janky despite its infinite power.
**Question 6 of TIQMeta also suggests that UNIVERSE.EXE easily crashes when dealing with logical paradoxes.