US EditionMicrosoft Promises to Crack One of the Biggest Problems with Windows 11: Slow Performance
GLOBAL, JUL 21 – The update improves kernel and driver layers with stricter certification and automated telemetry, cutting CPU use by 25% and reducing unscheduled reboots by 40%, Microsoft said.
- On Friday, Microsoft debuted a new Windows 11 test build with automatic performance log collection, aiming to address sluggishness reports.
- In 2023, Microsoft reduced startup app impact, and the 24H2 update last year greatly improved performance on older hardware.
- Diagnostic data such as kernel logs are automatically collected by Windows 11’s logging framework, and logs are categorized in Feedback Hub’s Desktop > System Sluggishness category.
- These updates yield fewer interruptions, faster recovery from critical errors, and about 5% more battery life on laptops.
- Looking ahead, the 25H2 update will incorporate more performance enhancements, demonstrating Microsoft's commitment to user-driven development and ongoing stability improvements.
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Microsoft has news for Windows 11. You will know why PC is slow and collect data to help users
·Portugal
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Microsoft wants to maximize the performance of Windows 11 and, with this, it requests the collaboration of users, some data that we will see reflected in improvements for the next big update.
·Madrid, Spain
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New Adaptive Power Saver will reduce power consumption on Windows 11 laptops. • Microsoft is testing it in the Canary channel and will not offer it on desktops. • The company is collecting feedback to improve Windows 11 performance.
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