*** Microsoft Windows 11 Thoughts & Discussion Thread ***

I've now uninstalled PC App Store
cool, let us know if that solves it.
Also, I wonder how you got this in the first place.
If you don't know, then you might need to install the ublock origin browser extension even though opera supposedly as built in ad blocking I wouldn't trust it. (while searching this issue a few people had opera in common)
 
Well no more annoying ads since 12:27 thanks.

Still my file association problem now.

I assume you've tried to change them in the apps-default apps->choose defaults by file type setting screen as well as right clicking and using the open with another app and selecting always?

EDIT: I've not read it in detail but I've seen a few posts which suggest you need to install k-lite codec pack or similar to make VLC file associations work - something to do with the way Windows 11 works when examining media in a folder and building thumbnails that VLC doesn't support out the box and Windows for some reason then reverts to its default when that dependency isn't met.
 
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I assume you've tried to change them in the apps-default apps->choose defaults by file type setting screen as well as right clicking and using the open with another app and selecting always?

I've tried everything BUT and a big BUT :
For many years I have used a 3rd party software called Directory Opus, it's the first thing I put on every PC and 2 years ago we even bought 8 licenses for the department at work because it aids our workflow.
I always click on things in Directory Opus but just while selling a piece of equipment to somebody they asked what my band sounded like and Win 11 File Explorer was open so I double clocked a video from there and it opened in VLC.
I then did an MP3 and it loaded into VLC and also a PDF opened with Adobe Acrobat Pro and not in a browser.
So it is working and I've got to try and work out why Directory Opus isn't opening them correctly.
 
Getting really fed up with Windows periodically miss detecting some script files as Backdoor:IRC/Fserver.gen, files I've written from scratch myself have zero malicious code, etc., and quarantines the file but if I try to restore the file just vanishes totally... fortunately I've offline backups that MS can't **** with but it is getting really tedious.
 
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Getting really fed up with Windows periodically miss detecting some script files as Backdoor:IRC/Fserver.gen, files I've written from scratch myself have zero malicious code, etc., and quarantines the file but if I try to restore the file just vanishes totally... fortunately I've offline backups that MS can't **** with but it is getting really tedious.
I created a function to skip the UAC popup as the software needed to load at login as the boss did not like having to start it. The function has not been used for 5+ years as I ported the app to a windows service. The service stopped working a few months ago because defender flagged it, I commented the code out and it worked again. When I coded it, I thought the ani-virus would not like it but it took > 8 years for it to complain and the actual function was not even used in the service.
 
I've had really slow transfer speeds to my Synology NAS for a while now, I was getting normal speeds on another computer so I knew it wasn't the ethernet cable. After buying a USB ethernet adapter and still getting the same speed I figured it must be something to do with Windows. I finally found a fix for it by disabling these in the group policy editor:

Computer Configuration > Windows Settings > Security Settings > Local Policies > Security Options
Microsoft network server: Digitally sign communications (always)
Microsoft network client: Digitally sign communications (always)
 
I've had really slow transfer speeds to my Synology NAS for a while now, I was getting normal speeds on another computer so I knew it wasn't the ethernet cable. After buying a USB ethernet adapter and still getting the same speed I figured it must be something to do with Windows. I finally found a fix for it by disabling these in the group policy editor:

Computer Configuration > Windows Settings > Security Settings > Local Policies > Security Options
Microsoft network server: Digitally sign communications (always)
Microsoft network client: Digitally sign communications (always)
Out of interest what speeds were you getting through wifi?
 
Just transfer over a big file and see what the box details shows you, WIFI mine is 40-45MB/s wired 108MB/s.

Going from my Nas to M.2 NVMe SSD is 25 mbps :(
Going M.2 NVMe SSD to NAS is 15 mbps :(

I never transfer with WiFi.

Update
tried @Eddie99 suggestions and no change in speed

XO1PcKQ.png


Another update
Found this command online and now getting faster speeds
Set-SmbClientConfiguration -RequireSecuritySignature $false
 
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Going from my Nas to M.2 NVMe SSD is 25 mbps :(
Going M.2 NVMe SSD to NAS is 15 mbps :(

I never transfer with WiFi.

Update
tried @Eddie99 suggestions and no change in speed

XO1PcKQ.png


Another update
Found this command online and now getting faster speeds
Set-SmbClientConfiguration -RequireSecuritySignature $false
I only transfer small files through wifi, and larger files wired, my home network cables is a bit of a mess untill I sort out my my ethernet points in the living room and bedroom, this is just temporary he said lol. 10 meter cable from bedroom to landing cupboard ontop of carpet.
 
Going from my Nas to M.2 NVMe SSD is 25 mbps :(
Going M.2 NVMe SSD to NAS is 15 mbps :(

I never transfer with WiFi.

Update
tried @Eddie99 suggestions and no change in speed

XO1PcKQ.png


Another update
Found this command online and now getting faster speeds
Set-SmbClientConfiguration -RequireSecuritySignature $false
They're enabled in that screenshot, did you disable them?
 
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