How To Make Windows 11 Better

[@a.g8517]

DISLIKE for your t-shirt---so unprofessional

[@CyberCPU]

I guess it's even worse that I sell them, isn't it? 🤷 www.cybercputech.com/productdisplay/fart-when-people-hug-you-it-makes-them-feel-strong

[@C-V-N-2]

I find the t-shirt is funny an who cares what you think is professional.

[@cherylkern3288]

I think it's funny, too!@@C-V-N-2

[@MuzdokOfficial]

Lol I can feel the sarcasm

[@wartortlerulestheworld]

Nah I think his T-Shirts are pretty good.

[@chrisledo78]

I LOVE your videos. I am a regular old dude who did NOT major in computer science/engineering, and i follow ALL your great advice. Thank you!

[@EmmaxoOCE]

Thanks so much. I got a laptop for University yesterday, came with windows 11. Already made some changes to meet my own preferences, and some changes to better replicate windows 10/previous windows versions. This video mentions quite a few important features I haven’t changed yet, and now will be. Awesome video man. Thank you so much

[@Jean-ni6of]

Video is a waste of my time. Please recommend a text. I would be able to digest one page at a time. Maybe!

[@EmmaxoOCE]

@@Jean-ni6of no thanks. Do your own research if you want a text??? I watched a video. I’m not your mother.

[@Malkolm52]

@@Jean-ni6ofai can give you a summary

[@danmar007]

Making it LOOK like Windows 10 is insufficient.

[@genxfree]

Im' a 45 year old woman who knew nothing about computers until the pandemic hit. To all the dudes like yourself, THANK YOU!!! Your channel has taught me so much so far. And by the way, your t-shirt is funny and amazing!!!

[@Dilbert1100]

Very informative. We recently obtained a new laptop with Windows 11 on it and I went through all your steps to make most changes, greatly appreciated! I'm an ex IT person so was easy to follow and understand, thanks!

[@Hurleycraft7]

Thanks

[@CyberCPU]

Sorry for the late response. Glad it helped. Thank you.

[@danielsidaway719]

Thanks Rich. Got all my crew watching and taking notes. As more and more of our clients switch to 11, my team need to be on their "A" game.

[@jimmydandy9364]

As far as gaming mode it may or may not help it depends on too many variables. Game Mode gives top priority for your game - this is useful if you are running multiple software / processes at the same time - Where it will hurt game performance is if your game is relying on multiple software or processes running at the same time, if not, then it may actually improve performance - by how much, it depends - maybe on high-end systems barely noticeable, it might help more with lag and frame drops. It's best to keep the option OFF, if you have a powerful enough system and your game has decent enough frame rates and turn it on if needed, but the best thing that will give noticeable increases in performance is debloating the OS, and if you are an advanced user, dedicate a partition for gaming on a light version of the OS without all the bloat and installed apps that run in the background - this is what I do - I have 2 x Samsung 990 Pro 2TB, 1 for system and apps, another one dedicated only for games. and 1 Samsung 990 Pro 1TB dedicated for windows temp and cache.

[@ag2952]

How to dedicate a partition for gaming bro can u explain?

[@GrdDog]

Awesome tips once again; a suggestion list the actions and a timestamp in the description. Keep up the awesome work !!!

[@MJDross]

I brought a Corsair from Best Buy. It was great experience. No bloatware at all. Thanks for the great videos

[@keithM7]

Interesting video my friend and very informative to take into account. Now does anyone know where I can download it legally? I'm tired of going illegally hahahahaha

[@JohnJacobson555]

We are all fed up hahahaha there are many pages where you can buy them I used bnh software and everything was fine

[@keithM7]

But do you have any Windows? Because I am interested in having this version and the previous one

[@JohnJacobson555]

Most likely, but I'm not sure and I don't want to give you any assurances. It's best that you check on your own.

[@keithM7]

I'll check and see how it goes, thanks dude

[@JohnJacobson555]

It's the best. I hope my comment is useful to you.

[@iwald0]

Found your channel out recently, and i absolutely love it. It is so refreshing to see a charismatic presenter and videos with limited edit and transitions in a world full overly edited videos. Great work!

[@Jean-ni6of]

Video is a waste of my time. Please recommend a text. I would be able to digest one page at a time. Maybe!

[@EmmaxoOCE]

@@Jean-ni6of if it’s such a waste of your time, stop replying to peoples comments with the same copy paste crap and spend you time better by searching for what YOU want. It isn’t our responsibility to find what you want for you…

[@9shanti9]

I don't see the issues people have with Windows 11. I was nervous when I upgraded from W10 to W11 on my 3 year old laptop after reading bad comments about it but upgrading was a breeze and it's been running sweet ever since plus it's not much different from Windows 10 anyway. I recently upgraded to 23H2 and it's still running great. I've also had the same positive experiences on my Wife's 2 month old laptop and the Gaming Desktop that I built 9 months ago using a combination of old and new parts. All I can add is that I do keep on top of PC maintenance so maybe that's the key to happy trouble free computing.

[@TNungesser]

Thanks! Getting my 11 laptop tomorrow. This video is invaluable. Oh, and I like the t-shirt. 🙂

[@Raycan]

The context menu fix worked like a charm. Thanks so much!

[@garryclark9959]

PRO TIP: If you are not confident in messing w the reg, then DO NOT MESS W THE REG!! serious things can happen if you do this incorrectly, he showed "the task manager" not being functional or crashing after doing that reg edit, it does and will work and everyones system is different, how ever if you are not computer tech educated, then pls do yourself a favor do not do it.

[@dougvalmore1450]

Rich: Thanks for your sponsor providing inexpensive Windows licenses. I did this on a machine that originally had 7 installed & was eligible for free upgrade to 10 but ran into minor snag & owner said "forget it". When 7 expired she didn't want machine & sold to me & I put 10 on it but unactivated. Finally got it legit via your sponsor for a little over $16 (& although "unsupported hardware" got 11 on it through a workaround!). Thanks!

[@CyberCPU]

Glad it helped.

[@thecatontheceiling]

key reselling websites are not "legitimate", that's a common misconception that a lot of people have for some reason

[@heyyojojo7939]

One word: Kmspico

[@MirelRC]

Xbox Game Bar is useful. It just makes my life easier‚ no ALT + Tab needed to change windows volume (or game volume) or to check the time. At the same time, I can use Performance Graph in games that don't work with MSI Afterburner and RTSS.

[@MuzdokOfficial]

You need it for auto hdr also to control the slider

[@MuzdokOfficial]

On fast enough system i also think its worth it to use it now. 8 cores plus 32gb ram or plus and i guess 12gb vram or plus also.

[@ComplexEvil]

*Messes with the registry* "OK windows, I don't know why you're crashing now"

[@Kbyte27]

Cool T-shirt bro.

[@nfrost667]

Note: You might not be able to change the power mode when a custom power plan is selected. If you can’t set the power mode in Power & battery settings, open Control Panel, select System and Security > Power Options, then choose a Balanced power plan.

[@ProjectMysticApostolate]

You just got a new sub. I love the zero bullshit policy you have going on here.

[@Hurleycraft7]

I'm not an IT person but with your fantastic simple-to-understand guide, I can now work with Win11...You're a gent...$2 well spent. God Bless...

[@Asphaltsquadron]

I've been using windows since the 90's. Whenever a new version of Windows comes out, everyone says it sucks hahaha! That being said...it usually does! Thanks for all the tips!

[@JeffElms]

Yeah. It tends to follow the same trend. Every other major Windows release completely sucks. Windows 2000, XP, 7 and 10 were actually pretty solid out of the box. Windows ME, Windows Vista and Windows 8 were just terrible from day 1 and never really got much better.

[@paulalex9977]

Not quite. Go back in time and read what they said about XP, 7, 10. All terrible windows until they're NOT.

[@TheWormzerjr]

i just downgraded to windows 8.1 with edge browser for 8.1. kicks 11s ass

[@kyanoang3l0_old]

XP was prolly that one and only time MS got things right from the start. 7 was good at launch as well, but it feels like a rectified version of Vista than a new Windows. I tried the most updated version of Vista before (SP2). Without any bloatware and with the proper drivers, it was actually a good OS imo. The problem was we already had 7 at that time so this improved and more stable Vista came too late. 8 was a curious OS. One big reason why people hated it was the GUI, which was clearly tailored for touch. MS was trying to go for a Windows that was for both PCs and touch devices. Imagine if they did it right.

[@Mario583a]

@@kyanoang3l0_old "XP was prolly that one and only time MS got things right from the start." Define from the Start...see what I did there? Before everyone loved Windows XP, they hated it

[@Kawaiistarzone]

13:39 The new context menu is really bugging me off since I Installed Windows 11. Glad to have that old context menu back and it's way better!

[@julienlavoie6908]

Never had any problems with Windows 11. I use it for Photoshop and large files processing, works like a charm. The only down point for me is the recommended section from the start menu. It's plain stupid that it cannot be deactivated or removed completely from start settings.

[@Knards]

Maybe I am late to the party, but after using a couple 3rd party apps, I have 11 looking and running exactly the way I like it. It is fast, stable and once you find all the settings like you have just shown, a little less intrusive. Supposedly 23H2 comes out tomorrow

[@just_365]

same

[@gabolm]

Can you share some of your solutions?

[@Knards]

@@gabolm StartAllBack, Ultimate Windows Tweaker and ThisisWin11

[@Knards]

@@gabolm Thisiswin11 comes with all the checkboxes checked. Uncheck them all then choose what you want to do

[@just_365]

@@gabolm explorerpatcher for windows10 like startbar. I use thin one cuz windows 11 start bar is too thick for my liking, also win10 context menu, eartrumpet audio mixer , a different alt tab and much more

[@TimMonfries]

Thanks! The context menu fix is worth the price of admission alone.

[@petergroves3153]

Except that I did the regedit, copy-and-paste, and it hasn't made a damn difference.

[@TimMonfries]

@@petergroves3153 still working fine here, dunno what to tell you.

[@BidoTech]

I love you for the last step. I hate to have to do so many steps for something that used to be so easy en Windows 10.

[@Yatatax]

Thank you so much i knew a few of those but some are really good and helpful great video straight to the point and clear

[@northyland1157]

I like 11... Except the new start menu which is easily fixable with START 11. I don't find myself missing 10 at all.

[@amira.ismail8004]

Neither do I

[@MichaelMossmanNZ]

I don't even use Windows as a daily driver, but 3rd party software? No thanks =)

[@paulGosling-gx8kt]

Why do you recommend changing system power from balanced to high performance? I have a AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D and balanced is what they recommend. Just curious. Thanks.

[@Jakeu1701]

Lt should be set to balanced. High performance have caused batteries to fail, including to the swelling issue

[@Icebear396-x17]

unless you`ve a PC 😎

[@MichaelMossmanNZ]

I agree with @Icebear396-x17 ... I think that tip was solely directed toward desktop users. I mean, who in their right mind would recommend to a laptop user to use High Performance mode =)

[@teknofix2232]

Excellent basic tutorial on Windows 11. Thank you for sharing 🙏

[@corystajduhar]

Thanks so much! I also absolutely despise the new menu. 13:54 Your instructions worked.

[@Luiz2959]

The context menu tip was something which I was looking forward, thanks!

[@tiberiuorban3516]

did not work for me though :(

[@tiberiuorban3516]

my bad, i was creating the second key on the same level as the first, works fine :D

[@brettom-o-hawks6856]

It's a shame that it doesn't work :(

[@Jaak_the_Belgian]

for those that do not want to use the registry hack, there is a SIMPLE workaround. hit SHIFT and then rightclick for menu and you get the full options list.

[@corystajduhar]

Thanks for the tips. I didn't notice your shirt until the very end of the video

[@CarlGermanNpc]

some shortcuts for windows 11 (win + z | win + x open 2nd start | win + s open search bar | win + r open run command and | win + c opens your default app )

[@MelvenMathias]

Thanks for all your posting you have helped me immensely. .

[@MichaelHedegaardJensen]

Great Videos.. I have been using windows since 3.11.. But actually.. Im starting to think about moving away from Windows towards Linux.. I hate that you cant customize windows to suit your feel or flavour.. And with the rumors, that Microsoft are moving towards only to install programmes from the store.. Then we are at a point, where Microsoft decide, what you can install, and thats not a place I like to be.. Not to talk about updating, when WINDOWS want you to update or upgrade, instead of when YOU want to update and upgrade.. And the rumors, that it will turn in to subscription based OS... Love to see, how many will ditch Windows if those things happens.

[@griffon2-6]

commodore 64 -> win 98 -> win xp -> linux [mandriva, ubuntu, debian, backtrack] -> FreeBSD -> Arch -> Gentoo so glad i ditched MS, wish i had stable internet access back in 1990's, id be on linux right away

[@sandywilson8169]

Thx.. following along have a question.. at the Contect Menu step.. when creating the new keys do we need to berify both Keys are empty/blany or only the "InprocServer32" key.. or am I over thinking this step.

[@rysiekku]

About the Game Mode, it really just depends on the hardware and the game. Usually it's better to have it on but sometimes it might help to turn it off

[@repairman2be250]

@around minute 2:28 that uninstall is not actually uninstalling the application, it is just removing the entry!

[@jwgaming75]

Great video! Glad I'm not the only one who HATES the change on the context menu. There's an alternative method to change to context menu in case others don't want to dive into the reg editor and that's through a console command --> reg add "HKCU\Software\Classes\CLSID\{86ca1aa0-34aa-4e8b-a509-50c905bae2a2}\InprocServer32" /f /ve After that restart Windows Explorer like in the video and it should work -- worked for me!

[@adomingues00]

There is one tip i disagree a little, and don't recomend everyone doing it. On the power settings, if you have an AMD ryzen CPU you shouldn't mess around with the "best performance" mode and leave it "balanced". This is because AMD Cpus when well configured on the balanced power plan will adjust the CPU frequency dynamicaly and when your windows is doing light tasks it will actualy boost the frequency more on single core loads. If you have the best performance option toggled all cores of the CPUs will be more "awake" and thus even those who are not needed will still consume some power, leaving less availlable headroom for more Boosts when less cores are needed. Meaning that the balanced power mode is actualy realy good on Ryzen CPUs and even AMD recomends it for best all-round performance.

[@808chadda]

That's only for 3rd generation and lower have a predefined power plan that's installed with the chipset software

[@PsychoBenches]

New ryzen CPU's do not have with issue, friend of mine who works at AMD software confirmed this.

[@jlh5995]

Hey CyberCUP Tech, thanks for taking the time and effort to produce this excellent, easy to follow and understand, video tutorial on Windows 11 tips - coming from Windows 7 to 11, this should make the transition much easier.

[@garypackard915]

Great information! Not sure if its already been asked, but my windows 10 has that same context window, hate it! Will the same actions you show for windows 11 work with windows 10? thanks!

[@AdamDitheridge]

You remind me of Deke McClelland of Adobe fame.....and that's a compliment. Concise and well conveyed. Good job sir....

[@monkeybone1080]

THANK YOU. I really hated the new right click and thanks to you I now have the functional version again! seriously whoever decided to bloat that needs to be fired or denied a coffee break.

[@JazzDogTraveler]

Thanks for the tip about restoring "some" of the context menu function, however I wish there were a permanent way to enable "Move To" and "Copy To" from previous Windows iterations. There is a registry hack, sure, but as soon as Microsoft updates Windows, that hack is disabled because the new registry key is wiped. I move huge files and "DnD" or "Ctrl-c/x" can result in heartache when, not if, it goes sideways because file manager is still unstable in Win 11--even after ~4 years. Why on Earth did Microsoft think that "Copy To" and "Move To" were something to remove? I loathe the file manager, menu, and context menu design of Win 11. That is why my new PC got rolled back to Windows 10 Pro and will stay Windows 10 Pro. I've been a member of the Microsoft Insider Program and Beta testing program for more years than I care to admit, and Win 11, to me, is akin to Windows ME. Heck, WIn 8 was better, out of the box.

[@mugetsu9393]

maybe check out Winaero Tweaker, its a godsend. i use that instead of the registry things to alter the context menu. it also lets u choose different styles of startmenu etc, i believe CyberCPU Tech has a video talking about it

[@rwprime1]

Around 13:00 miins or later you mentioned win11's antivirus. Should we turn on or enable PUA (potentially unwanted applications)? I enjoy emulating / gaming and I'm wondering if that's going to mess up everything. Back in win10, I had norton and it constantly quarantined key files just because half a million people didn't have it yet (not because it was malicious) so I was constantly having to go into norton's quarantine and remove items to get the emulator (nightly build) to run.

[@romaniachin6751]

Awesome T-shirt dude 😂😂😂

[@josemiguelmarquescampo4902]

Sir, your channel is very informative and well-done. Enjoying your content and presentation style. Thanks so much!

[@grantmail4112]

SOOO HAPPY THIS WORKED : ) Thank u

[@ze.empire]

Good day brother, just wanna to know...between microsoft edge and chrome, which is the best for browser? Thanks.

[@Gaius__]

Edge performs better, but the average user will often not notice any difference. It just comes down to whether you prefer Microsoft or Google spying on you. Personally, I never use either of the two for anything money-related, i.e. online banking, purchases on websites using credit cards, etc.

[@icyflame3813]

​@@Gaius__what you use for online banking,etc?

[@Gaius__]

@@icyflame3813 Firefox with the _Multi-Account Containers_ add-on, on Debian OS.

[@UncleSpellbinder]

This video was valuable for the context menu setting alone. Thanks!

[@UncleSpellbinder]

And yes... I've subscribed.

[@mrblonde7688]

Great video! 👍👍👍👍👍

[@joegt123]

Trying to access Core Isolation gives me an error "The page you are trying to access has no supported features and is not available."

[@BananaBobMinion]

Thanks for all the great tips and tricks to making Windows 11 more usable. My potato runs great. 😃

[@CyberCPU]

Great to hear!

[@Jezza_One]

I heard those apps like Disney+ on the start menu are simply links to installers rather than the actual applications. The core isolation screen may not even appear if your PC doesnt support any memory settings. It would be a good idea to warn people about editing the registry you can do a lot of damage if you are not careful.

[@marion-v6o]

THANK YOU for the Context menu workaround!

[@botrrun9399]

I have Windows 11 Home, I have laptop for 2 yearse. How do you update to the newest version of Windows 11 Home, or is it done automatically?

[@Taybarb]

There's also a bug on some systems on Windows 11 ref CPU cores being used, going on MSConfig then boot, advanced options and simply unchecking the number of processors box and then restarting your system fixes it.

[@MuzdokOfficial]

Is That for chiplets and hybrids architecture?

[@QyXR2]

Is there a way to change the big taskbar to smaller taskbar and transparent? I've tried some of the tricks like changing the registry, but I still getting that big old taskbar. I don't want to set it auto hide. Suggestion, thank you! 😖

[@jasonma3449]

explorer patcher

[@ALxdCr4ftPlays]

A just got a new high end custom desktop PC (i7-14700k, 32GB DDR5, RTX 4080, 2TB Samsung 990 Pro M.2 SSD) and despite all the negativity out there about 11, its honestly not that bad. It supports Intel's P and E cores, able to run at super low CPU clock speeds smoothly for light tasks. Mine shoots up to a comfortable 5.4Ghz with the P cores while only at 27% CPU utilization while playing Planet Coaster on 4k max settings. Task Manager is more detailed but still intuitive and easy to use. And with the main Photos app for viewing your pictures, there's the simple Zoom To Fit option while having good picture resolution quality, probably does some good upscaling there... Things I'd like improved is giving back the Lock screen option (rather than just restart, shutdown, log out, or sleep). And when locked, it shows the last user. Control Panel is still there, no issues connecting wirelessly to my HP 6200 printer. I did have issues connecting my Xbox controller via Bluetooth 5.3, but I can use a USB 3.0 or USB C chord. My Microsoft wireless keyboard and mouse for Windows 10 works fine with 11. Start up and Shutdown on my old Windows 11 which has a fast 2TB M.2 SSD is slower than my old Windows 10 which has a 1TB Samsung SATA SSD. Many programs actually run better on 11 since it and my RTX 4080 has AI.

[@abhishekbsws]

I have a new LAPTOP acer nitro v15 i want to install windows 10 bt the driver's not supported.. Do u know how to do it?

[@earlt911]

Do you recommend using Windows Drivers on a fresh install or the manufacturers? ie: Dell, Hp, other.. Thanks for a great video!!

[@CyberCPU]

It depends. Ultimately all drivers even the ones available on Windows update are manufacturer drivers. However, those drivers are known to be kind of outdated. So on things like chipsets and GPUs I would use manufacturer drivers but on other minor stuff I would just use the drivers that come with Windows.

[@RonaldBach64]

Thank you very much for that context hack, hated that one 😉

[@norinemueller4588]

Great video thank you and Happy New Year

[@richermorin]

another that helps is getting rid of window system sound by going right click on window search system sound open choose no sound and untick play window startup sound now you will never hear a bell sound everytime window open things.

[@22bears]

I thought it was to minimize the context menu but it's just the old style of the context menu... is there a way to keep the same style but reduced in things? Just to keep the basics, copy paste delete order by and new...

[@authorandrewzee9524]

Context Menu Gone YEEEEHAAAAA Thanks Brother.

[@jokerhoffman1041]

I LOVE your channel!!!

[@kubeanie18]

12:17 i use my xbox gamebar with the xbox app not turning it off i did do the context adjustment thanks

[@RickCarroll-Canada]

Great video. Thanks from Canada.

[@RomireTV]

Thanks so much for this, i just got a new gaming rig with Windows 11, This has helped me so mcuh

[@kattmandu]

I found that having Smart App Control on causes some programs to open extremely slow the first time it is launched after a PC reboot, especially programs not installed in the Program Files folder. I turned it off and a program I was having issues with now opens immediately.

[@GhostBanks]

Using this only, and it worked for me. Thanks!

[@czugo8609]

14:52 could you paste the text we have to copy in the description, please?

[@CyberCPU]

My bad, I forgot.

[@RichardCote-e1z]

Looking for that paste also,thanks.

[@freerbt4839]

Thanks for this information, just upgraded to Win 11.

[@rogueninja185]

Hi, thanks for this, much appreciated. Do you know how can I deactivate widgets entirely or almost to a negligible amount of resources. I still have them pop up in task manager from time to time using disk resources. Thanks!

[@ashaylat7774]

Context menus fix is amazing Thank You!

[@rushd45]

Really like the old context menu, thanks for the regedit tips!

[@Richie_]

I've had Windows 11 for a few weeks now and like it.

[@JustynaBezia]

Works with the menu, thanks ;-)

[@DarkoLuketic]

What I want is the "This PC Taskbar" that I had in Win7 Win10 and probably even in Vista, ME and 98 Is that possible?

[@mjc0961]

0:08 - Either you have very different comments than I normally see on Windows 11 videos, or this should have been "it's not gonna be by installing Linux" 🙃 (Linux bros, please please PLEASE keep letting us know you use Linux, it absolutely never gets insufferable)

[@theimaginatrix7625]

Thanks for saying that! There are reasons I don't use Linux, and no amount of insufferable bragging is going to make me change my mind! The only time I will consider switching to Linux is if it somehow, through some horrific global collapse, becomes the only OS _actually available._ I have no desire to learn how to use a computer from the ground up at my age when I just wanna get shit done.

[@keithparker1346]

​@@theimaginatrix7625it sounds like you haven't tried a modern version of Linux where you can run from a flashdrive tbh...yes about 10 years ago Linux was far more finicky

[@Cocobabefio]

Thank you! So happy you showed me how to get rid of the stupid context menu. Now I wish I could modify the start menu without a 3rd party software...

[@MikeRuh01]

With my Windows 11 computer. I hear if you use Windows Defender you don't need Mcafee Or Norton. Is that true?

[@RBzee112]

I only use Windows Defender and I'm still on Windows 10. I also run Adguard Home on my router.

[@kaozz77]

without at least measuring pc latency with frameview those benchmarks wont help. fps numbers aren't enough to understand what's really going on and with such small differences it can all come down to margin of error and variances , depending on how clinical you are executing tests

[@DavidNationSr]

nice one thanks

[@CyberCPU]

You are welcome

[@Bobsikus]

Debloat is good, but it is better to do it via Powershell to actually remove it, this is nearly the same as deleting shortcut to the app, also for all users, regarding registry you can also change default user, which is "template" for new logged in users

[@LukeM2]

Do you have a solution for the Windows 11 SSD being slow? My reads are normal but my Writes is less then half it should be. Manufacturer claims: R-7000 W-6500. my test after 7m and one windows upgrade later its now R-7400(stayed the same) and W:-2200 and sometimes 3000. The drive is 2TB and only used up about 300gb.

[@Richo5566]

The motherboard firmware and/or the SSD firmware can affect those numbers so you might need to experiment with different firmwares and see if you get your write speeds back to the level quoted by the manufacturer. There’s a risk with flashing firmware so make sure you’re knowledgeable before attempting this. Also, look through the settings in your bios for anything relating to pcie gen 4 speeds or NVMe. Ensure it’s not set to operate at a Gen 3 speed. Sounds like the write speed is locked into a Gen 3 speed range. Lastly, boot into a Linux OS and perform a speed test there. If your speed is normal under Linux, your Windows nvme driver might be the cause.

[@LukeM2]

@@Richo5566 I have the latest bios update installed there is no sk Hynix p41 platinum firmware update only their gen 3 ssd and my auorus x570s elite seems to be lacking in drive settings as I was having difficult setting up sata raid unlike my previous b550 rog strix board. My last option is to dual boot a Linux flavor at this point I guess. Just to test. Even if I did there is no drivers or anything sk Hynix offers anyways. Thanks for the help.

[@EternalGaze8]

Omg same here! Went from 10 to 11 and now my laptop is so laggy.

[@dreamleaf6784]

First, thanks for the tips! I was considering trying Linux. But now that my windows has been purged, it really doesn't seem so bad.

[@joelgrebinsilvestri]

11:10 my pc says Device security: Memory integrity is off. Your device may be vulnerable please what can i do ? help sir thanks. p.s: i just turned it off and dissmiss that message.... i think it was just a message but i turned it off

[@josephbryant6236]

Core isolation pops up with "page not available, the page you are trying to access has no supported features"

[@EslamEslam-qn1ji]

thank u very much i have some thing need ur help my icons it taskbar seems abit bigger and i coudnt small it .

[@earthb67]

Edge ain't too bad these days. I still default to Chrome thanks to my long Windows muscle memory (thanks IE), but a number of workplaces I have worked at were MS-centric. Locked down devices, Edge as the default browser, etc. So not that biased these days given they are both built from the Chromium engine.

[@civildk9077]

searched for "fix registry errors windows 11" and used your video.. Thanks!

[@yerachmielb1]

That right-click menu change in the Regedit has officially made you my BFF!

[@ao4514]

I can't turn on my coreisolation feature neither because of incompatibility issues. Is there a walk around because core isolation is pretty important?