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Microsoft says Windows 11 app speed boost will not reach every user

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Microsoft has confirmed that a new app speed boost for Windows 11 will not be available to every user, according to a report by Neowin. The company is a software maker based in Redmond.

Limited availability of the speed feature

Neowin reports that Microsoft has confirmed the latest app speed boost for Windows 11 will not reach all users. The feature is expected to cover all apps, but the company has said access will be restricted.

The facts available do not specify which users or devices will be excluded, or the conditions for access.

Background on Microsoft and Windows

Microsoft is a software and software development company based in Redmond, founded in 1975. Its products and services include Microsoft Windows, the operating system on which the feature is being introduced.

Open questions

  • Which users or devices will be excluded from the speed boost?
  • When will the feature become available to the users who are eligible for it?

Key facts

  • Microsoft has confirmed that a new app speed boost feature for Windows 11 will not be available to everyone.
  • The feature is expected to apply to all apps, according to the report.

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