Windows 11 Could Get a Free Speed Boost Soon as Microsoft Promises 'Significant Gains' for Boot Times
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Microsoft Executive Confirms That Windows 11 Has Made “Gains On Things Like Boot Time,” Along With 8GB Memory Optimizations, But No Word On Update’s Launch
Windows 11 is slowly being improved to the point where laptops and desktops with just 8GB of RAM will be able to run the operating system smoothly, with Microsoft slowly bringing various changes to the table, according to one company executive. However, as millions of users eagerly await experiencing the new face of Windows 11, the software giant still hasn’t provided a concrete release timeline for when you can expect these changes. No numbers …
Microsoft has confirmed at the Technology Fair IFA 2026 that upcoming updates for Windows 11 should allow faster start times, among other things. This is reported by the Windows Latest page. Mark Linton, Head of Windows & Devices at Microsoft, has already made significant progress in both start times and response speed of Windows Hello. Further improvements are expected to follow. At the same time, Microsoft reaffirms its previous promise to opt…
Microsoft takes care of weaker PCs at Windows 11: A forthcoming update should make PCs with 8 GiB RAM more liquid and bring more performance in everyday life.
Microsoft has just confirmed that it was crashing on the optimization of its operating system. The next updates to Windows 11 should make it possible to significantly speed up the startup of your PC, even if it only takes 8GB of memory.
Microsoft continues to systematically optimize Windows 11 by focusing on reducing the time of downloading an OS and increasing the speed of Windows Hello. Speaking at the IFA 2026, the Vice-President of Windows and devices, Mark Linton, reported significant advances in launch speed and biometric authentication. Since these innovations are not yet available in public insider assemblies, they are most likely to be in the closed phase ... The post …
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