Microsoft is working on a new feature for Windows 11 that will make apps open faster and everyday tasks feel much quicker. The feature, called Low Latency Profile, gives the CPU a short burst of full power when you start an app or click on things like the Start menu, pop-up windows, or right-click menus. These quick boosts will cut down on waiting time without using much extra battery or making the computer hotter. This is part of a bigger Microsoft plan called “Windows K2” to fix common complaints about speed and smoothness in Windows 11. The feature is still in early internal tests so it has not reached regular users yet and could change before release. Most of people find Windows 11 slow and clunky so maybe microsoft finally will fix the OS
