2023-09-07 14:28:46
In recent years, the Windows system has continuously appeared various incomprehensible bugs, and I am afraid that no system is worse than this one.
@VivyVCCS shared a new discovery on X. After triggering this bug, the browsing speed of Windows File Explorer has been significantly accelerated! The triggering steps are very easy: start the file explorer, press the F11 shortcut key to switch the system to full-screen mode, and then press F11 to close the full-screen mode.
Did you know you can speedup explorer by use of bugs?
Turns out switching in and out of full screen mode (F11) noticeably improves load times!
Wish this was the performance we get out of box.
(Yes navbar breaks.. tho navbar shouldn’t cause such a huge snappiness regression..) pic.twitter.com/GObybf1C8q
— Vivy⚡ (@VivyVCCS) September 3, 2023
After completing the trigger operation, you can observe that the display of the navigation bar will appear abnormal, but at the same time, you will be pleasantly surprised to find that the browsing speed of the file manager will be significantly improved. Try clicking folders, forward and backward navigation, and even on different hard drives. Switch folders, these processes will be completed in a split second.
A very interesting point is that this bug is at the software level, so it has nothing to do with the storage medium. No matter whether the device is installed with a mechanical hard disk or a solid-state hard disk, its speed will be greatly improved. In contrast, the few exceptions in the navigation bar can be completely ignored.
The official did not respond to the bug that appeared this time. I hope that the performance will not be returned while the bug is fixed.
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