Microsoft’s Windows secrete K2 plan aims to cut Windows 11 bloat and improve gaming performance

VideoCardz.com·Apr 29

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Microsoft is reportedly working on a plan, known as Windows K2, to address issues with Windows 11, including performance and bloat. The goal of the plan appears to be to improve the overall user experience, with some outlets suggesting it could lead to significant performance upgrades. However, it is unclear what specific changes are being made or when they will be implemented, with some reports indicating that Microsoft has announced updates to fix Windows 11's flaws, while others suggest the plans are still in the testing phase.

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