- Aug 17, 2017
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Windows 11 is so broken that even Microsoft can’t fix it
Microsoft admits there are Windows 11 problems it just can’t fix
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Is Windows 11 so broken that even Microsoft can’t fix it?
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- Apr 21, 2016
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This article discusses a bug in Windows 11 and Windows 10 where some users are having issues with the Start menu, Windows search bar, and certain apps not working correctly. Microsoft has acknowledged the problem but has not yet found a solution, and it seems to be related to damaged registry keys and data associated with Microsoft Office apps and Outlook. The issue was first reported in January of this year, but there has been no fix yet.
- Mar 29, 2018
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I suppose I'm fortunate as I only have the missing LSA switch.
- Apr 16, 2017
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That action centre lag seems like necessary modules are unloaded from memory, namely from explorer which runs the Windows Shell, including action centre an taskbar. I’m not aware of anything that can be done on user side to prevent this from happening. How frequently does this happen, is it only after reboot?
It can be confirmed if necessary modules are not preloaded correctly but loaded at runtime. Open task manager and make sure it’s always on top. Click on Action Centre and observe if memory usage by Explorer will go up.
It can be confirmed if necessary modules are not preloaded correctly but loaded at runtime. Open task manager and make sure it’s always on top. Click on Action Centre and observe if memory usage by Explorer will go up.
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- Apr 16, 2017
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After reboot, after booting from shutdown, after waking up from sleep and also after using device for some time without interacting with action centre.
- Feb 7, 2023
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Yeah looks like some poor garbage collection/memory management. It can easily be fixed, not sure if MS is aware. It may be with low priority on the already diverse list of issues.
- Apr 16, 2017
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It's not a new issue. There are several feedbacks in Feedback hub, several reddit and MS support threads about this same issue.
Edit: In all this while trying to record the issue, I finally figured out how to capture only a portion of desktop or a window in OBS.
- Feb 7, 2023
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The snipping tool (or was it snip and sketch) can record a portion too. I used it when I recorded these tests. I am experiencing an issue where third-party firewalls from time to time are reported as disabled. At first I thought it is ZoneAlarm which I now have installed on the testing machine and play with (I never used it so it’s interesting to me) but I see Avast and Norton also are reported disabled.
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The first step to fix a problem is to admit that there is a problem. Maybe MS is finally on the right track or maybe it was just PR made by AI, which is dead honest.
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Many of us are unable or unwilling to join your elite club.
The non-elite (or in some cases, not my case, elite), low budget club...
- Apr 16, 2017
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any relation to what my win10 win firewall service stopped and permanently disabled by ESET (according to MS) about 2 weeks ago...??
- Jan 4, 2012
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If I (or anyone with right amount of knowledge) start to customize Windows to my own needs, I could make it 10 times better than any Linux/Unix/macOS variants that there are. Just use what you want or like, there is no point in arguing over this kind of difference.
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You will never get the optimisations or security of Mac. Or the quality apps built-in.If I (or anyone with right amount of knowledge) start to customize Windows to my own needs, I could make it 10 times better than any Linux/Unix/macOS variants that there are. Just use what you want or like, there is no point in arguing over this kind of difference.
The irony of your comment.If I (or anyone with right amount of knowledge) start to customize Windows to my own needs, I could make it 10 times better than any Linux/Unix/macOS variants that there are. Just use what you want or like, there is no point in arguing over this kind of difference.
“Use what you want, but Windows is better”.
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As for the optimization and security, yes you can. As for the apps, the build-in ones are often mediocre (in Windows ecosystem) but you can choose to install whatever you want, with the possibility to find one's that are equal (or better) than the apps on Mac (of course there are exclusions) .
Truth is that this is a huge and detailed topic. But Windows is (as most of the others) a great and customizable system, and people seldom look at it in that way.
I am biased toward it (based on my expertise), to the degree I loved 'AmigaOS - Workbench' once
.And in an enterprise I am all for the Windows environment.
But as far as the OOBE experience ... MacOS is a clear winner (though the only reason that is the fact is a closed hardware configuration politics).
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