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prakt69
Aug 15, 2024Copper Contributor
Windows 11 slows down a lot after applying company policy
Hi! We got more than a 100 ThinkPad E14 G2 notebooks in our ecosystem in our company and they work great! Ever since we are trying to switch to Win11 Enterprise edition from Win10 Enterprise edi...
Eommy
Aug 24, 2024Iron Contributor
1.Check System Requirements
Ensure that your hardware meets the requirements for Windows 11, including processor, RAM, and storage.
2.System Resource Usage
Open the Task Manager (Ctrl + Shift + Esc) and review the Performance tab.
Look for high CPU, memory, or disk usage processes that might be running in the background.
Identify if any services or applications linked to company policies are consuming excessive resources.
Ensure that your hardware meets the requirements for Windows 11, including processor, RAM, and storage.
2.System Resource Usage
Open the Task Manager (Ctrl + Shift + Esc) and review the Performance tab.
Look for high CPU, memory, or disk usage processes that might be running in the background.
Identify if any services or applications linked to company policies are consuming excessive resources.