Windows 11 leak reveals new UI, Start menu, and more (Discussion)

Yes, most of the time it's easy to fix by uninstalling these security patches, but this isn't always the case. I remember when I tried to upgrade from Win XP SP2 to SP3, what a complete disaster. I vowed to never do something stupid like this again, it really isn't worth it LOL.

 

Yes @Rasheed187 MS Windows department certainly has had a reliable history of gumming up things from updates.

As far back as Windows XP Explorer.exe would sometimes Spurt, Sputter, and Choke overlaying update files that on occasion would not match up correctly with their own O/S layout.

 

did you notice the OS leveraging E-cores for task scheduler, are people wihtout E-cores at a disadvatnage, say many cores and threads but no hybrid builds?
the system seems designed for hybrid, guess if update hardware due to that, e.g. 10900k vs 12700k, 12700k will work better in daily tasks

 

Here is everything new in Windows 11 Moment 3 Update
https://www.neowin.net/reviews/here-is-everything-new-in-windows-11-moment-3-update/

 

So, you compress and mail a file in a single click? Very efficient

 

Somehow someone did a bad job of translating English to... English.

 

"Zone Improvement Plan"
i am pretty sure that chatgpt/MS AI is involved, human wont translate it that crappy

 

Hopefully this is temporary or there will be a market for File Explorer replacements (larger than it already is).

 

i use another file manager since XP, so i dont care any.

someone will create a tuner for this, be sure.

 

https://www.windowslatest.com/2023/07/02/windows-11-mandatory-updates-are-wrecking-ssd-speeds/

 

Again? Is this deliberate or just ongoing incompetence?

 

Thanks! So that's semi-reassuring. It was def. obvious on here when the Windows 11 drive was installed. Even when I upgraded that drive to a much faster one,certain things like boot and shutdown were still slower than that of my Windows 10 drive. Both are Samsung 980 Pro.

Fine, whatever. Never caught onto Windows 11 anyway.

 

I'm so glad I don't install those stupid updates.

https://www.xda-developers.com/microsoft-windows-11-start-menu-bug/

 

https://www.windowslatest.com/2023/...te-finally-fixes-ssd-slowdown-for-many-users/

 

Wow, thank you for this info. I will have to check this out sooner rather than later. I have the same nvm-e for both Windows and always got a sense of a noticeably slower system on 11--esp on shutdown. The article says it's not fixed for everyone but seems better than before. Will def. check it out. I'm on beta Insiders so will have to check whether that specific update has already installed, and if so, what are the effects?

 

https://www.windowslatest.com/2023/08/16/windows-11-kb5029263-is-causing-issues-for-some-users/