On Sun, 30 Apr 2023 16:08:15 GMT, MajorLanGod <lonelydad58@gmail.com>
wrote:

Running the lastest upates of Win11. I have noticed that as the days pass
my system gets slower and slower. This really came to light yesterday when
I was applying the latest update. The promised four minute update took over >20 minutes. And I noticed after eerything was done my system was moticably >nimbler. So either that 'little' update streamlined the software >considerably, or the reboot cleaned out a lot of gunk that allowed my
system to be more responsive.

Comments please.

Better to ask in the Windows 11 news group
alt.comp.os.windows-11
or go in delete the update and try again


KenW

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Running the lastest upates of Win11. I have noticed that as the days pass
my system gets slower and slower. This really came to light yesterday when
I was applying the latest update. The promised four minute update took over
20 minutes. And I noticed after eerything was done my system was moticably nimbler. So either that 'little' update streamlined the software
considerably, or the reboot cleaned out a lot of gunk that allowed my
system to be more responsive.

Comments please.

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MajorLanGod wrote:

Running the lastest upates of Win11. I have noticed that as the days pass
my system gets slower and slower. This really came to light yesterday when
I was applying the latest update. The promised four minute update took over 20 minutes. And I noticed after eerything was done my system was moticably nimbler. So either that 'little' update streamlined the software considerably, or the reboot cleaned out a lot of gunk that allowed my
system to be more responsive.

Comments please.

Occasionally, an update will have an additional notice during the
restart process indicating a cleanup.
- that type of notice is usually related to clearing out the
junk(useless, no longer needed Windows files).

When a system appears to be slower(real or perceived) it's a good idea
to run a few system tools using the DISM command in an admin
window(Command or Powershell)

DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /CheckHealth
DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth
DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
- RestoreHealth only necessary if(Check and/or Scan) indicate need.

DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /AnalyzeComponentStore
DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /StartComponentCleanup
- likewise, StartComponentCleanup only necessary if recommended by the Analyze result

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On 4/30/2023 12:08 PM, MajorLanGod wrote:

Running the lastest upates of Win11. I have noticed that as the days pass
my system gets slower and slower. This really came to light yesterday when
I was applying the latest update. The promised four minute update took over 20 minutes. And I noticed after eerything was done my system was moticably nimbler. So either that 'little' update streamlined the software considerably, or the reboot cleaned out a lot of gunk that allowed my
system to be more responsive.

Comments please.

[Picture]

https://i.postimg.cc/28TMWnQw/things-to-record-or-report.gif

You can access Resource Monitor by

Start : Run : resmon

If Memory Compressor is using CPU, in the CPU section, this
means there are Hard Faults and a shortage of memory. This may be
reflected in the Memory plot in Task Manager.

And that's why reporting your available physical memory,
helps with reports like this one.

Generally speaking, Windows Update activities, they
use memory. And this is because aspects of Windows Update
from the WinXP era, still exist.

But really, in this example, Memory Compression isn't taking
too much of a toll. The disk activity I see here though, might irritate matters.

[Picture]

https://i.postimg.cc/NfLS15dv/memory-compressor.gif

If you want to count files, you can use Agent Ransack, select
the C: drive for the search, then leave the filename field blank,
and it will match on all files. And that will give some idea
how many files you've got.

On my C: drive right now, I count 257,000 files , and I don't
think Visual Studio is on here (the Installer is here, but I
don't think I finished installing with it). 517,000 files
are on the other boot partition (a Win10). The number of
files, doesn't tell you where they came from.

Paul

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The only true "Gunk" that exists, is between
your wife's legs and deep inside her cunt.

Tell her to improve her cunt hygiene or next
time you will slap her in the face if her cunt
stinks. Be a fucking man about it!

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KenW <ken1943@invalid.net> wrote:

On Sun, 30 Apr 2023 16:08:15 GMT, MajorLanGod <lonelydad58@gmail.com>
wrote:

Running the lastest upates of Win11. I have noticed that as the days pass >my system gets slower and slower. This really came to light yesterday when >I was applying the latest update. The promised four minute update took over >20 minutes. And I noticed after eerything was done my system was moticably >nimbler. So either that 'little' update streamlined the software >considerably, or the reboot cleaned out a lot of gunk that allowed my >system to be more responsive.

Comments please.

Better to ask in the Windows 11 news group
alt.comp.os.windows-11
or go in delete the update and try again

My ISP's usenet doesn't have that newsgroup. I can't find it in groups.google.com web site too. :(
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On 5/1/2023 1:16 PM, Ant wrote:

KenW <ken1943@invalid.net> wrote:

On Sun, 30 Apr 2023 16:08:15 GMT, MajorLanGod <lonelydad58@gmail.com>
wrote:

Running the lastest upates of Win11. I have noticed that as the days pass >>> my system gets slower and slower. This really came to light yesterday when >>> I was applying the latest update. The promised four minute update took over >>> 20 minutes. And I noticed after eerything was done my system was moticably >>> nimbler. So either that 'little' update streamlined the software
considerably, or the reboot cleaned out a lot of gunk that allowed my
system to be more responsive.

Comments please.

Better to ask in the Windows 11 news group
alt.comp.os.windows-11
or go in delete the update and try again

My ISP's usenet doesn't have that newsgroup. I can't find it in groups.google.com web site too. :(

news.mixmin.net:563 (uses TLS only, no port 119)

It's a shared server, with other services on it,
and the USENET part does not get a lot of attention.

http://www.mixmin.net/map.png

It lacks curated web pages with instructions.

But, it's a server for your collection. Until
the LetsEncrypt certificate expires on it, and
it rolls over and plays dead.

Paul

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On Mon, 01 May 2023 17:16:54 +0000, ant@zimage.comANT (Ant) wrote:

KenW <ken1943@invalid.net> wrote:

Better to ask in the Windows 11 news group
alt.comp.os.windows-11
or go in delete the update and try again

My ISP's usenet doesn't have that newsgroup.

Have you asked them to add it? That's what many of us have to do when a
new group is created.

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Paul <nospam@needed.invalid> wrote:

On 5/1/2023 1:16 PM, Ant wrote:

KenW <ken1943@invalid.net> wrote:

On Sun, 30 Apr 2023 16:08:15 GMT, MajorLanGod <lonelydad58@gmail.com>
wrote:

Running the lastest upates of Win11. I have noticed that as the days pass >>> my system gets slower and slower. This really came to light yesterday when
I was applying the latest update. The promised four minute update took over
20 minutes. And I noticed after eerything was done my system was moticably
nimbler. So either that 'little' update streamlined the software
considerably, or the reboot cleaned out a lot of gunk that allowed my
system to be more responsive.

Comments please.

Better to ask in the Windows 11 news group
alt.comp.os.windows-11
or go in delete the update and try again

My ISP's usenet doesn't have that newsgroup. I can't find it in groups.google.com web site too. :(

news.mixmin.net:563 (uses TLS only, no port 119)

It's a shared server, with other services on it,
and the USENET part does not get a lot of attention.

http://www.mixmin.net/map.png

It lacks curated web pages with instructions.

But, it's a server for your collection. Until
the LetsEncrypt certificate expires on it, and
it rolls over and plays dead.

It's probably best not to promote Mixmin at this point in time [1].

It's being heavily abused and the 'admin' doesn't seems to be doing much/anything about it. Some admins have depeered it or are
contemplating depeering it.

[1] Not that I would promote rogue sites like Mixmin at any other time.

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