Microsoft wants to repair “slow or slow” performance in Windows 11

Since the appearance of Windows 11 for the first time in October 2021, there have been complaints about their performance of certain types of devices. Whether it is Gaming On the new CPU for hybrid performance that does not show any improvement on Windows 11, or claims that Windows 11 simply feel lethargy compared to Windows 10, Microsoft has tried to fix problems with operating system updates. Now, he wants direct notes on “any slow or slow performance” in Windows 11.

A new test for Windows 11 is designed on Friday with a way to automatically collect performance records to Microsoft. “Windows is encouraged to make notes when trying computer problems related to slow or slow performance, allowing the feedback center to automatically collect these records, which will help us to root the problems faster,” Microsoft says.

This new registration system is part of “Microsoft’s commitment to improving Windows performance”, and it is likely to mean that we see more improvements to the performance and reliability side of the 25H2 update scheduled later this year.

Microsoft is also looking to improve Windows drivers with new requirements that developers will need to follow to update 25H2 later this year. It now requires a fixed analysis of the driver’s certificate issuance, which should help “identify potential problems in the driver code before publishing.”