The New York Times is running an interesting article on why they think Windows is so slow. Here's an excerpt: Windows runs on 330 million personal computers worldwide. Three hundred PC manufacturers around the world install Windows on their machines; thousands of devices like printers, scanners...
If you search online, you’ll find many people are asking “Why is my Chromebook so slow”. Computers and devices of different brands running slow is a constant topic; Chromebooks are no exception. Various factors can cause a Chromebook to become slow. Please don’t worry; there are also ...
Hibernating your PC that runs on an HDD is a good idea since it could enable the hard drive to load applications faster than booting the Windows operating system. However, for an SSD, the Hibernate mode is not a good option since its boot time and speed could satisfy your needs. The SSD...
Did you reinstall Windows on your new build? It is recommended doing so, transfering OS from one system to another is a good way to create problems with mash of driver entries in the registry. Heatsink should be plenty to keep cpu cool, if it is getting hot then t...
Downloading is Slow from Store. Hi Mihir, Thank you for posting your query in Microsoft Community. From the description, I understand that Windows store downloads slowly. Step 1: I suggest you to clear Windows Store cache and check if it helps. Follow the steps below: Press Windows logo ke...
Hi, I have an i7-7700K. This CPU have TPM 2.0, It's compatible with Secure Boot, it have 4 core up to 4.2 GHz. It also is 64bit. I don't know why this...
Have machines that I am testing with M365 servicing profile. These machines have been set up with servicing profile for probably 3-4 weeks at this...
Thank you for the information provided. I do need to say that 22.04 actually much more slow than 20.04 My specs are rather good: But there is a constant lag (Does not matter if using Wayland or X11) when dragging windows or even having screen sharing time at work. The whole team has ...
underway to offer some degree of support for thousands of games on the Steam platform. Supercomputers run Linux, and so do most web servers, and even IoT hardware. Linux is almost like a bloat-free blank slate to build something efficient without all the bloat that comes with Windows or ...
Instead, you so quickly lower yourself to come here, with your insults, attitude, and legal wishes. Sorry, I cannot waste any time with you. This is a peer-to-peer forum. If you want to know what that means, just ask. Doc (not an Intel employee or ...