Solved Restart fix the problem

uco73 · May 2, 2024

After the last upgrade my computer is behaving strangely. It works much slower, and after restarting it returns to normal. I checked all parameters (memory usage is about 8%, processor is 0%, hard disks 0% as well as SSD, hardware temperature is completely normal). I monitored the background processes and didn't notice anything out of the ordinary. Does this mean that I need to go back to Windows 10 (since I didn't have any problems with Windows 10) or do I need to do something that I don't know?

johnlgalt · May 2, 2024

Only way to know for sure is to get a detailed description of what is happening. Note that in Windows 11, shutdown, if Fast Startup is enabled, is more like a hibernation, and Restart is more like a cold boot - almost reversed of what we've come to know with previous Windows OSs.

I'd take a look at Fast Startup, and seeing if disabling that (if enabled) helps. Conversely, if it is disabled, maybe try enabling it.

uco73 · May 2, 2024

johnlgalt said:
if it is disabled, maybe try enabling it.

It was on for me. I turned it off and now I will see how it behaves.

antspants · May 2, 2024

uco73 said:
After the last upgrade my computer is behaving strangely.

What hardware is it that you have, or what is it you do that you feel the need to run Windows for workstations?
Im just curious.

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