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    Ehemaliger Microsoft-Entwickler sagt, die Leistung von Windows 11 sei „komisch schlecht“, selbst mit Monster-PC | Wenn Windows nur „so gut wäre wie früher“


    Ehemaliger Microsoft-Entwickler sagt, die Leistung von Windows 11 sei „komisch schlecht“, selbst mit Monster-PC | Wenn Windows nur „so gut wäre wie früher“

    https://www.techspot.com/news/102601-former-microsoft-developer-windows-11-performance-comically-bad.html

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    3. silverbolt2000 on

      Just try searching for something using the search box in Windows Explorer under any folder and you’ll see that it is next to useless because it’s performance is so poor.

      It appears to only start indexing when you click into the search box, and will only attempt to match against those it has indexed in the time it’s taken you to enter your search term. It won’t bother to show any more than that, even if it’s successfully indexed more matches in the background.

      So, if you have 200 files in a folder, and you try and search, it will only attempt to match against the first ~10 files, and won’t bother trying anything further until you repeat or refresh your search. 🤦

    5. kutkun on

      I wonder how it would be if they had removed all the telemetry and advertisement stuff.

    6. Wil420b on

      Why can’t they just make Windows 7 with security updates?

      There was nothing wrong with it.

    7. incoherent1 on

      I keep threatening to move to Linux Mint, next uni break it happens.

    8. Oninonenbutsu on

      Unlike a lot of people in the beginning I used to like Windows 11. But now for the last 6 months to a year or so, I’m having similar problems as the person in this article, and the taskbar just stops working half the time making me have to restart explorer all the time. Or taskbar icons just disappear. And many people seem to have similar problems which are large enough annoy the hell out of anyone but not big enough to reinstall the entire O.S.

      It’s just so strange to just not remove the bugs out of the elements of your OS which people interact with the most and I wonder what they are doing.

    9. Electrical-Page-6479 on

      > If only Windows were “as good as it once was”

      It’s never been good, it’s only been familiar and Microsoft keep changing the interface for no good reason.

    10. jairumaximus on

      One day we will have a bare bones gaming version… One day… Cries inside knowing that day will never come and we are stuck with this over bloated os with a bunch of nonsense.

    12. ShtShow9000 on

      There is SOOOOOO much crap installed. Even uninstalling office takes half an hour because they have 10 different fuckin modules. It used to be a couple maybe.

    13. johnphantom on

      Windows has always been a 2 bit hack. Gates got lucky, the Hollywood stories are bullshit and he didn’t even program Windows, he hired incompetent people. Citation: I’ve used Windows since 1.0 came with Aldus PageMaker for free. It was unusable. I was an OS/2 2.0 beta developer, that is a real OS – I did a demo against about 7 Microsoft employees who had Win3.0 crash multiple times on them during the presentation, while my 386DX/33 with 16MB RAM (server mobo with 16 1MB slots) and OS/2 2.0 ran multiple things at once including DOS games and Win3.0 apps.

    14. TwiNN53 on

      By the time they start getting it fixed and running decent, they’ll release another one and stop supporting the old one. >.>

    15. JustAnotherJoeBloggs on

      The more I read about 11 and linux makes me stay with 10. I’ve read the pro’s and cons of linux and agree with many that it’s a niche OS and takes a good knowledge of computers to get the best out of it. NOT saying it’s bad, AM saying it has a steep learning curve and is not for boomers (ME!) who like the simplicity of 10 and who are VERY resistant to change.

      IF there was a ‘one size fits all’ linux then fine, but there ain’t and it’ll never be a OS for the masses like Windows is.

    16. Patents-Review on

      Agreed, Windows performance has been terrible in recent years, despite some gains. However, this isn’t just a Windows issue.

      I’m also using Apple M2 devices with fast drives (write speeds over 4.000MB/s), and sometimes the performance during basic tasks like file copying or app installation (which is essentially file copying operation) is puzzling.

      In that regard, Linux boxes are blazing fast.

    18. rinkyrooby on

      And the taskbar was punted back about 20 years to win98 functionality, nevermind mair “Telemetry” aka fekin spying.

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