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I have just upgraded to Windows 10 Version H21H1 but the system has become extremely slow. When I click on a program icon on my desktop, it takes quite a while for the program to open. And even web pages take a while to open and at times do not respond at all. What could be the problem or do I roll back to the previous version?
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Usually the latest driver can improve performance, but sometimes a new driver that is not compatible with our device can negatively affect the PC performance, especially gaming experience.
I just fixed the same issues thanks to this article: Top 5 Ways to Fix Slow Internet after Windows 10 Update
The way to go is Redhat Linux
You are lucky. I installed Windows 11 and a different drive. Same issue as before.
I just installed Windows 11 and while there have been some minor annoying bumps, at least not the above problem.
So after upgrading to 21h1,It's pretty slow,So if you want to RollBack,You have to Download An ISO file,After downloading it like version 20h2 or 1909,Right click and press on Open with... and then press explorer,and press on setup.exe file,and start follow the instructions on screen.(rollback may take a while)
