Windows 10/11 Tips and help
 

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This guy does a great job helping you with simple things that help Windows run a lot better and even can make windows 11 look/feel like 10.

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DLSS is amazing.

Never thought I'd be able to push 5k2k at 60 FPS.

One thing Windows 11 ****ed up on my work laptop and I had to figure out was startup apps taking their sweet time after logging in... Microsoft apparently thought in 2025, you actually need to pause the startup of apps, which kind of sucks when you could click on each icon faster than what Windows was doing automatically.

There's an easy registry fix though.


https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...9-72fd04f616e9

Delayed start like services? I'm still wondering why they really don't want to allow us to have Win 11 look/feel like Win 10. This is a major sticking point to those of us still hanging on to Win 10.

Yes and you don't need top of the line $2000 cards to do it either.

I have several apps in the startup folder that automatically launch after I log in... Teams, Outlook, Chrome, etc. Worked great in Windows 10 and previous versions, but not so much when I have to wait 2 minutes and could have just opened all the apps myself.

All of this to make a shitty OS slightly less shitty. :D

Pretty much, it's the Microsoft way.