Windows 11 has not been released for a long time for users all over the world, but the Microsoft company has already confirmed a very annoying new problem for many of those who use the operating system. More precisely, those from Microsoft have confirmed a problem related to storage media for PCs, which have reduced performance due to a bug that exists within the operating system, but the solution will not come quickly.
Windows 11 can, in certain cases and with certain storage media, reduce performance by up to 45%, which represents a colossal difference compared to what Windows 10 offers, but the whole problem is not exactly one that the world has not seen before - in some version of Windows, or another. Of course, these cases are rarer, but many of those who use Windows 11 have noticed a reduction in the performance of the PCs they use in everyday life.
Windows 11 has officially recognized the old problem from August
This problem affects both SATA SSDs/HDDs and NVMes that work through PCIe, so in the end it doesn't matter the standard of the storage medium, but the way this bug affects the way you benefit from its performance. This problem appeared in November, yes you read that right, during Windows 11 testing before launch, but it will most likely be solved in the following weeks, or only at the beginning of next year, unfortunately.
Microsoft claims that it is working on multiple patches that are intended to improve the performance of users who use Windows 11 at the moment, but considering that the process is not simple, it is not known when these updates will be released Under these conditions, those who use this version of the operating system have little to do but wait for Microsoft to consider that everything is sufficiently ready for launch.
In the meantime, it is possible that Microsoft will release other updates for its operating system, but it is difficult to say how much good, or bad, they will bring for everyone in the period following their official release.
