Microsoft says Windows 11 performance issues are a key focus area of development work in 2022
If you have upgraded Windows 11 and feel that the interface is stuck, please do not suspect that it is the hardware, because this is purely a system problem and has little to do with the hardware.
In the new system, Microsoft uses WinUI as its core UI component. Although the visual effect of the overall interface is good, there is a serious delay in UI elements.
This delay is the main reason why users encounter various lags when using Windows 11. For example, right-clicking on the desktop takes a long time to pop up a menu.
Another issue that affects performance is XAML UI elements, which are similar to WinUI. Although they look good, performance issues are also quietly affecting users.
File Explorer is a place where users complain more in the feedback center. Explorer not only suffers from low performance but also freezes and freezes randomly.
In Windows 11, the Explorer has been redesigned, especially the navigation bar menu has been replaced with a new style, which is to use WinUI.
Some users complained that they could not understand why the resource manager, which is a basic component of the system, had problems. Some feedback posts also received responses from Microsoft engineers.
However, Microsoft engineers responded mainly to optimizations in the development version. For example, the development version recently improved the performance of the resource manager by reducing unnecessary calculations.
In response to user questions, the Microsoft development team stated that performance will become a key area of focus in 2022, especially application startup and element rendering.
In the reply, the Microsoft development team stated that it has noticed the slow rendering speed of some elements. Currently, Microsoft has been testing internally to improve the overall rendering performance.
WinUI plays an important role in the Windows development process. If the performance of WinUI can be optimized, it will naturally improve the actual performance of Windows 11.
Via: windowslatest
