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Published onDecember 13, 2021
published onDecember 13, 2021
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In a recent update, Microsoft has acknowledged several bugs. One of these bugs causes Windows 11 memory leak, a problem with File Explorer, and hard disk performance issues.
However, Microsoft claims that the most recent update (KB5007262) fixes these bugs. You may recall that Windows 11 user experience has been plagued with a few issues since its release.
Just a few days ago, the Windows App had been crashing but has since been resolved. Now, with the numerous bugs, an update has been released to address these issues.
Memory leak issues
Windows 11 memory leak problems occur when switching between different edit clients. The new update now addresses a memory leak inctfmon.exe.
File explorer issues
Hard disk performance issues
Microsoft has addressed a performance issue involving all storage devices (including NVMe and SSD drives) onWindows 11. The issue is triggered when performing write operations on any drive set up to use the NTFS file system’s USN journaling attribute, but only when the drive being written to is the Windows C: partition.
Have you experienced any of the memory leak and hard drive performance issues on Windows 11? Let us know in the comment section below.
Don Sharpe
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Don has been writing professionally for over 10 years now, but his passion for the written word started back in his elementary school days. His work has been published on Livebitcoinnews.com, Learnbonds.com, eHow, AskMen.com, Forexminute.com, The Writers Network and a host of other companies.
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