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File Explorer is not as responsive in Windows 11, as it was in Windows 10. Slower to open and slower to browse. We’ve experienced this behavior across a fleet of pc’s some high end workstations. Is this a known issue? Is this being worked on?
- I am investigating on our side to see if an issue is being tracked. In the meantime, may I ask if you have filed anything in Feedback Hub?
- Thank you Thomas. I have not filed anything in the Feedback Hub, but did open a support ticket for our issue of File Explorer crashing when clicking on the icon to open which is still pending resolution.
- Hi Thomas, no we have not filed anything in the feedback hub. link? I look forward to hearing back from you. thanks.
- Certainly: Simply type Feedback Hub in the search bar, or do so by typing it after touching the start button. Knowing the team that manages it, your request will be read!
- We have issues where in File Explorer, the OneDrive menu is missing completely or portion of it missing.
- Hi Abraham, please file this issue with Feedback Hub as soon as possible. Thank you.
- It's definitely been slower on Windows 11, but even worse on the latest optional update that was pushed out on Tuesday (22621.2361). It seems related to OneDrive integration. If I browse non-OneDrive folders, they're nice and snappy, like Windows 10.
- We are experiencing File Explorer slowness issues as well.
- Hi Jennifer, please file this slowness issue within Feedback Hub as soon as possible. Type feedback hub in the search bar to launch it. That way, the proper teams can triage this issue immediately.
- Same here
- We found a workaround to change the launch location to somewhere else besides Home - We usually set to This PC and it work. Agree with Ryan Monson that it seems to be related to OneDrive Syncing
