News Windows 11 Cross Device Service bug eats CPU resources — Microsoft identifies cause but no fix ready yet

[Admin]

Windows 11 Insider builds suffer from a buggy Service with High CPU usage.

Windows 11 Cross Device Service bug eats CPU resources — Microsoft identifies cause but no fix ready yet : Read more

 

[adamXpeter]

Please stop the drama, you are speaking about beta software.

 

[Alvar "Miles" Udell]

At least Windows 10 users don't have to worry about all this stuff yet

Nor do users of Windows 11 who don't opt in to be beta testers.

 

[baboma]

>>so perhaps they truly don't care about using their Insiders as guinea pigs.

Insiders aka beta testers are by definition guinea pigs.

>>Though Microsoft paying attention to the customer is starting to seem more and more like wishful thinking, each day.

>Please stop the drama, you are speaking about beta software.

This is SOP for THW's freelancers, who can't differentiate reporting from Windows-hating bellyaching. Harper is just one of several who like to pander to the "Windows sux" resident contingent here, in fishing for clicks.

 

[ezst036]

This is nearly a non-headline.

Linux has alpha/beta builds that anybody can go install and find all sorts of bugs. A bug in Windows testing rounds is hardly a black spot on Microsoft's resume, just the same.

 

[Joseph_138]

Please stop the drama, you are speaking about beta software.

The only difference between the Insider Preview Release, and the official update to retail, is about 3 weeks, so everyone has it by now.

 

[das_stig]

THW reporters going the way of Anadtech, fast lane to irrelevant with the current quality of stories !!