Thread 106559352

Is it just me or is there actually a short delay when you open the context menu (right click) on the desktop?
It's short, but it's there. Like a fraction of a second before the menu pops up.

I wanna know if it's a local issue or if it's really just shit like that.

>>106559352 (OP)
It's really just shit like that.
And is the main reason you delete the shell extension registry key that activates that shit-stain of a context menu, so the old one from Windows 10 and below shows immediately.
And instantly. With all the options just there instead of hiding the actual useful ones behind the counter-productive 'Show more options' option introduced by the latest and greatest breed of Microsoft product management idiocy.

>>106559352 (OP)
Yes windows is just shit like that. The UI is too bloat, it takes too long time to start up.

>>106559352 (OP)
also though it's only the right click but it's actually the whole gui.
recently fired old winxp machine, fuck me how snappy gui is. win11 feels like trying to run in a fewer dream compared to xp.

>>106559352 (OP)
No, it opens instantly, faster than mouse click sound. Check your computer for viruses

>>106559352 (OP)
>>106559428
>>106559429
>>106559385
>>106559386
:^)

>>106559429
What os is this?

>>106559441
>literally lagging

>>106559352 (OP)
Lmao. It's literally just a layer onto of a layer. You can return the old context menu in regedit. It might actually be faster.

>>106559352 (OP)
>>106559386
>>106559441
windows registry controls this. the delay is on purpose for slower computers so they can load everything without visual bugs. if you have a fast computer you can override this.

>>106559515
I hate that this is definitely the reason the behavior

>>106559515
bot post

>>106559485
Temple OS

>>106559352 (OP)
that's because you have the new context menu
you should bring back the context menu from windows 10 like this guy >>106559441
it's faster

>>106559548
yeah the registry hides lots of windows options. like did you know you can control your nvme drive power states and shit? its all in the registry and not the windows power plan.

>>106559554
fuck off jit.

>>106559352 (OP)
It needs to start up a JVM with vibe-coded DB, backend, frontend and a browser that will connect to it. The future is now, old man.

>>106559352 (OP)
Even former Microsoft senior employee thinks do.

>>106559485
openSUSE+Xfce

>>106559352 (OP)
yes and it's literally just for no reason, you can change it in the registry

>>106559515
Load what? the icons? why aren't they loaded at startup and cached? Also why wouldn't they just check when things have loaded before showing it instead of using a terrible hack like adding a delay? it smells like indian developers

>>106559352 (OP)
No, i have a 7800x3d and i can still tell its there. How sensitive you are too papercuts like that, is up to each users. But it definitely doesn't feel great to me.

>>106559385
why not switch to GNU plus Linux at this point?
why do you keep accepting these things?

>>106559352 (OP)
I counted, for me it's exactly 17 seconds. It was worse when I had only 32GB of RAM.

>>106559352 (OP)
plz run sfc /scannow saar

>>106560006
>too
to* obviously

>>106559352 (OP)
I did a registry edit to disable "Ask CoPilot". This is probably the source of your problem. They added it to the context menu sometime in the last few months and I'd been annoyed at the .8 second lag for the menu to appear.

>>106559352 (OP)
It's complete garbage code made by some intern, both the file explorer and the right click context menu are fucking terrible in terms of responsiveness and snappiness. You can semi-fix it by reverting to the old context menu and disabling animations which makes explorer a bit snappier. But it makes my new powerful PC feel like it's old. Shame that there's no alternative if I wanna play vidya. But 'merimutts will never punish microsoft for having the monopoly on desktop space practically

>>106559964
dwm.exe is a piece of shit

>>106560104
believe it or not, even with all this shit, it's still better than linux

>>106559352 (OP)
No you aren't hallucinating. It's that bad. Shift right click or set the clsid to override this shit.

>>106560326
GNOME user here. No it's not. You're just a baby duck bitch.

>>106559352 (OP)
AMD latency issue, not a problem on arrow lake at all

>>106559352 (OP)
plz report bug ok saar. i will fix java script code for beatifull look.

>>106560365
>GNOME
You're the dumbass baby duck

>>106560326
Qubes OS is god, as long as you're not a digital crack addict (you'll need a separate gaymen rig for your digital crack)

>>106559385
>>106560104
Just install Qubes OS, then install Windows Server into a TemplateVM qube. I have the last version of QWT signed by the Microsoft key, with its attendant risks, but if you use the up to date version you'll need to nuke Windows driver signing checks for QWT. You want QWT if you're running Windows in Qubes OS.

>>106561787
You are a paedophile.

>>106559352 (OP)
I have to suffer the displeasure of using Windows 11 at work. There are small delays everywhere and the UI is very unresponsive at times even on a high end machine. It really starts to piss you off after a while.

>>106559441
windoddler brains are flat as a pancake

>>106560326
you keep telling yourself that.