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My favourite two Win10 issues not listed here: 1. There's something in the I/O that's blocking on network access. If your network link is saturated, you can ex
by fphhotchips 10y ago
My favourite two Win10 issues not listed here:
1. There's something in the I/O that's blocking on network access. If your network link is saturated, you can expect to have sound stutter, mouse lag and video lag. It's like watching your computer be put through a slow-motion filter.
2. Microsoft has taken it upon themselves to block certain apps. For example, it specifically blocks Classic Shell.
- proactivesvcs 10y agoAddressing your second point - it has done this since at least Windows Vista for compatibility reasons. The features that Classic Shell exposes are ripe for compatibility problems on new versions of Windows and it may well be that the block on Classic Shell won't apply in future versions.
- Mithaldu 10y ago> If your network link is saturated, you can expect to have sound stutter, mouse lag and video lag Not a Windows 10 issue. I've had this in various windowses (and it actually went away for me with win10) and found it actually is the network driver blocking things. On older windowses i had to forcefully downgrade the network card's driver to an older version. Try experimenting with that.
- jdietrich 10y agoYup, it's inherent to the kernel architecture. Windows is simply incapable of real-time scheduling. Audio engineers who use Windows are forced to disable networking drivers to prevent dropouts. http://www.thesycon.de/deu/latency_check.shtml http://www.thesycon.de/deu/latency_check.shtml
- mynameislegion 10y agoClassic Shell is blocked?? Can you give me any info on that? I've never heard of this.