Windows 11 Support Thread

[HermeticAnarchist]

Are you sure it's off & how big is your e-mail pst file ? ... A very large e-mail data file will fnck up your indexing 6-love.

You say working from home? ... Do you log into a server at work to do your work? ... that could be why Teams struggles. Like I said, I would disable the startup & start it manually .... Teams is a bitch on startup even on a high-end PC.

It was definitely off. I even turned It on to see if it made a difference, and once the dust settled it was off again.

I ran a search on the C: drive and it didn't find any .pst files.

I have an app to connect me to the secure network where the mainframe is, but Teams doesn't need that. I assume it's connecting to some server on their side.

 

[Defiler]

Windows is watching: Anti-piracy tool fingers Scattered Spider suspect

Along with other telemetry, Windows GDID makes online activity more traceable

www.theregister.com

 

[garyc]

My work laptop has windows 11.

It takes an hour for Teams to start up after I reboot.

I just timed the Teams startup on my Linux laptop (PWA). About 1 second to start and everything loaded at the 5 second mark. You should be able to do a PWA installation on Windows as well, which may help with the problem.

 

[HermeticAnarchist]

I just timed the Teams startup on my Linux laptop (PWA). About 1 second to start and everything loaded at the 5 second mark. You should be able to do a PWA installation on Windows as well, which may help with the problem.

The organisation takes a dim view of non-standard software on their equipment, and usually don't allow us admin rights.

If it was my machine, it would be a different story - I wouldn't run Teams to start off with.

 

[Herr der Verboten]

Seems recent quality update makes windows go into inaccessible boot device / can't connect network? Not my box but went away when I rolled back latest update, well that didn't work either, so I actually went around that and did restore point restore to 7th July. Lord knows what real issue was here (or not) but box back to booting. In this I do apricate *nix more, just boot un**** -> continue -> fin

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yes, I did check/scan the storage device, and its bootup items to clear it not being ****ed up. lol.