I’m not even sure what to call it. Whenever I launch a nouveau application for the first time, it takes a few seconds to open. But ensuite si je close and re-ouvrez le programme it seulement takes a fraction of a second to open (basically how long I would expect it to take). C’est le case until I redémarrer or replace the application fichier. Ceci est particularly frustrating depuis Je suis un programmer and I’m constantly compiling nouveau builds and c’est infuriating to wait 3-4 seconds just for my programme to open. I jamais had this problème on Windows 10.
I’m guessing it some kind of caching behavior, but Je ne peux pas figure out why it would make the programme take 3 seconds to open. Ceci est brand-nouveau Windows 11 installer on a brand-nouveau laptop, fully up to date. I performed all du système scans including sfc /scannow and they came back clean. Is there some way to supprimer/fix this behavior? Is this a bug in Windows 11? Je ne suis pas sûr what else to try.
FWIW, the programme I’m compiling is seulement ~150MB, statically linked. J’ai 32GB of RAM. The 3-4 second lent start up n’a pas happen on Windows 10; it seulement took a fraction of a second to open there, every time.