Microsoft has introduced a new logging system in Windows 11 test builds to automatically collect performance logs when users experience sluggishness. This initiative aims to address persistent performance complaints since the operating system's debut in October 2021. By enabling Windows Insiders to provide feedback on "slow or sluggish performance," the Feedback Hub can automatically collect logs, assisting Microsoft in identifying root causes more rapidly. These logs are stored locally and only sent to Microsoft when feedback is submitted. (techradar.com)
Prior efforts to boost Windows 11 performance include improvements made in 2023 to the Taskbar, notifications area, and quick settings panel. The impact of startup applications on performance was also reduced in 2023. Additionally, the 24H2 update, released last year, demonstrated significant performance improvements on older hardware. Microsoft is also enhancing Windows drivers by implementing new certification requirements for the 25H2 update. These requirements mandate static analysis for driver certification, designed to identify potential issues in driver code prior to deployment. (moneycontrol.com)
This proactive approach reflects Microsoft's commitment to improving Windows 11's responsiveness and addressing user concerns about system sluggishness. By leveraging real-time performance data and tightening driver standards, Microsoft aims to deliver a more seamless and efficient user experience.
Source: Dataconomy This update could finally solve Windows 11’s sluggishness
