RunningFromFat
Executive Member
No issues with 11 performance here, perhaps it's people with old 3rd party apps that are having problems.
Win 11 IoT LTSC has been released if you're looking for a lightweight version of 11Had to get a new work laptop. I must say win11 is annoying but less of a trainwreck than I thought it would be.... after I ran ReviOS on it anyway oh boy does it have bloat.
oi, I want light not crippledWin 11 IoT LTSC has been released if you're looking for a lightweight version of 11
Windows 11 IoT Enterprise LTSC
Windows 11 IoT Enterprise LTSC is intended for fixed-function, specialized, commercial devices that require a long support lifecycle of 10 years.www.microsoft.com
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Is this the one that I just installed to Fix the taskbar issues?!!Microsoft: Windows 11 preview update causes taskbar crashes - Bleeping Computer
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Microsoft warned customers on Thursday that the May 2024 non-security preview update for Windows 11 is causing taskbar crashes and glitches.
This month's KB5037853 optional update was released on Thursday, and it fixes multiple File Explorer problems and 32 other issues.
Today, one day after this cumulative update was rolled out, Redmond added a new known issue to the KB5037853 support document confirming that Windows 11 22H2 and 23H2 users might experience taskbar issues.
"After installing this update, you might face issues using the taskbar. You might notice the taskbar temporarily glitching, not responding, disappearing, and reappearing automatically," the company said.
"Additionally, this issue might be reflected in the Event Viewer with Application Error ‘Event ID 1000’ under Windows Logs, listing 'Explorer.EXE' as the 'Faulting application name' and 'Taskbar.View.dll' as the 'Faulting module name'."
Microsoft also released the optional KB5037849 Preview cumulative update for Windows 10 22H2 yesterday.
This update is impacted by four known issues, including two long-time problems where Copilot is causing icons to jump between displays and not being supported when using a vertical taskbar.
The other two are Microsoft Connected Cache (MCC) node discovery being broken when using DHCP Option 235, and Windows users seeing 0x80070520 errors when trying to change their accounts' profile pictures.
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/ne...dows-11-preview-update-causes-taskbar-crashes
According to the new support page, Windows 11 version 24H2 will remove the AC-3 codec, which is also known as "Dolby Digital" for multi-channel or "surround sound":
Doesn't everyone just use K-lite anyway?
True but it never has anything..... though also true with HEVC having become mainstream there is less random need for it. I remember when fansubs did the weirdest codec experiments.VLC is mainstream, havent seen people use K-lite or MPC for years.
I still doVLC is mainstream, havent seen people use K-lite or MPC for years.
Meh. Taskbar still unresponsivev at times and have to restart it to use start menu or when need to go to file explorer.
Windows 11 sucks donkey balls.
Yap. Formatted twice already. I might just have to get hold of Dell.Win11 on 4 machines this side ... never had a problems on any of the 4 with similar issue.
There must be a conflict? ... Does it do it from the get go on a clean install ?
Rando bug that hits win10 too sometimes.... only fix is to wait for next update or roll back to previous one.Meh. Taskbar still unresponsivev at times and have to restart it to use start menu or when need to go to file explorer.
Windows 11 sucks donkey balls.
That only leaves the CAD dialog also frozen...Also try CTRL+ALT+DEL and then log out as the current user and then log back in again - that often sorts out an unresponsive taskbar in both Win 10 & Win 11.
Meh. Taskbar still unresponsivev at times and have to restart it to use start menu or when need to go to file explorer.
Windows 11 sucks donkey balls.