In fact, there has always been a problem with Windows, that is, the performance will gradually decline following a long time of booting, and even some bugs or Lag machines will appear. Therefore, people used to download some software to help clean up the “garbage” of the system and release some occupied system resources. Or use the “big trick” to restart the computer, and the performance of the computer will be restored. It has been found that the latest Windows 11 is in a similar situation, and Microsoft has confirmed and fixed the problem.
After Windows is turned on and used, during the process of using the computer, with the increase of startup software, more CPU/memory resources will be occupied. Perhaps the system does not handle resource recovery well, so that following long-term use, the system will Performance does drop. The reason for the Win 11 development version is a bit different this time, and the reason is related to the resource manager.
In addition to causing performance degradation, this bug has a chance of causing a “blue screen” of death if it accumulates. This problem has been fixed in the Windows 11 Dev Build 22616 system released by Microsoft recently, which improves the reliability of the resource manager and improves performance. .