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    Microsoft verspricht große Korrekturen für den Datei-Explorer unter Windows 11


    Microsoft verspricht große Korrekturen für den Datei-Explorer unter Windows 11

    https://www.windowscentral.com/microsoft/windows-11/microsoft-promises-to-speed-up-context-menus-folder-navigation-file-transfers-and-search-on-windows-11

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    2. knoxaramav2 on

      I’m still deeply unimpressed that they released it the way it is. I don’t think I’ve ever seen an OS deployed with so many bugs, much less one that has been out for years without addressing any of them.

    3. OuterSpaceBootyHole on

      „We’ll break it so bad that when we fix it, they’ll think we’re geniuses“

    4. Lillian_Crocodilian on

      Someone needs to write a book about the cascade of bad decisions that brought File Explorer to where it is today. It’s gone from being mostly uncluttered and navigable to being hellishly, almost Kafkaesquely bad. You’d think from the lack of integration that File Explorer and the Start Menu (or what dares to call itself a Start Menu) were each designed on different planets. You don’t actually use it anymore as much as wrestle with it.

    6. bogglingsnog on

      Works great now that I’ve removed Copilot and switched to the classic right click menu. I don’t understand why the absurd level of slop in W11 was allowed to ship, and then the company had the gall to try and force everyone to migrate to it.

    12. ItsMeMora on

      Does anyone know if a calculator fix is on the way? The thing takes a WHILE to open wtf.

    14. sever_the_connection on

      We’ll never truly move on in technology until we abandon this idea of folder structures and file extensions and all this other dated bullshit

    15. DJIsher on

      They should make promises to not push co-pilot published code into their consumer and business OS’s.

    16. Codeguin on

      Should probably just forget File Explorer and try using File Pilot. It may still be in beta but it works so well and is so fast.

    17. FlournoyFlennory on

      About fifteen years ago, they went to some bizarre form of depth first search instead of breadth first search.

      After which searching for a word in files or within a file name went from a split-second to eleven minutes of not finding anything.

      Does anyone they hire ever study computer science?

    20. falingsumo on

      Microslop can’t even push an update without bricking everyone’s PC so maybe Microslop should refrain from promising anything.

    21. catgirl-lover-69 on

      All they have to do is make a program that browses files ffs. Look at windows 7 and just copy paste that one in. Look at finder on Mac, it’s literally the most basic file browser but it works.

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