Microsoft has recently intensified its efforts to address one of the most persistent issues plaguing Windows 11 users: sluggish system performance. By leveraging data collected from testers using preview builds, the company aims to identify and rectify performance bottlenecks more effectively.
In a recent announcement, Microsoft detailed a new initiative within its Windows Insider Program. Testers are now encouraged to report instances of system sluggishness through the Feedback Hub. When such feedback is submitted, the system automatically collects relevant performance logs, which are then sent to Microsoft for analysis. This proactive approach is designed to expedite the identification and resolution of performance-related issues.
The collected logs are stored temporarily on the system drive and are only transmitted to Microsoft when the user voluntarily submits feedback. This ensures that data collection remains user-driven and respects privacy concerns. It's important to note that this data collection is currently limited to users participating in the preview builds of Windows 11, and does not affect those using the stable release versions.
This initiative underscores Microsoft's commitment to enhancing the overall performance of Windows 11. By actively involving the user community in the diagnostic process, the company hopes to deliver a more responsive and efficient operating system experience.
Source: TechRadar Fed up of Windows 11 running sluggishly? Microsoft commits to 'improving Windows performance' and I'm cautiously optimistic
