US EditionMicrosoft is testing a Windows 11 tweak that preloads File Explorer in the background to make it faster
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The file explorer in Windows 11 suffers from problems. That's why Microsoft wants to take care of it in a new Insider Preview Build.
Microsoft has confirmed a problem: File Explorer in Windows is launching too slowly. Many users report that the interface appears in stages, and files or folders cannot be opened immediately. In response, Windows 11 has begun testing a pre-initialization mechanism for File Explorer, which should speed up its startup and improve responsiveness. The proposed changes will allow File Explorer to effectively run in the background. This... The post Fi…
Microsoft has released a new pre-release version of Windows 11 25H2 in the Dev & Beta channels of the Insider program, with which one tests an important innovation in the file explorer. Because it takes some long time to start, one now tests "pre-loading". (Continue reading)
Microsoft says it will always run Windows 11 File Explorer in the background to load it faster
Microsoft admitted that File Explorer is slow and can take longer than usual to load, and it’s going to fix it in the next Windows 11 update. But the patch does not involve rewriting specific areas of File Explorer or fixing the root cause. Instead, Microsoft plans to preload File Explorer when you boot your PC. If you understand Windows a bit, you might wonder how that will work. I mean, is it not like File Explorer always auto-starts on Window…
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