The speed drops somewhere in the OS kernel, so initial guesses that it is an SMB bug are incorrect.What’s more, the app verifies the files to ensure they’re fully identical and even alerts you if you make a mistake when moving files just so you’re sure of the action. Microsoft may first release it to the Beta and Release Preview channels, or roll out it directly as an optional update.Īccording to a thread on the techcommunity website, the bug is not related to any network component of Windows 11. The exact timing is not known as of this writing. It needs to be validated, so it will take some time. The majority of users who run the stable version of Windows 11 will get the fix with forthcoming cumulative updates. But it is not available in the stable, Beta and Release Preview channels. So if you are Dev channel insider, the bug is now resolved for you. The latest Insider Preview of Windows 11, build 25252 released to the Dev channel, includes the appropriate line in its change log. It is now documented in the know issues section for KB5017389, where you will find recommendations that may help you to improve the copy speed. So engineers at Microsoft figured out the cause of the issue and fixed it, but users have to wait a bit more before getting the fix on their computers. The bug can slow down both network and local file operations.
It can significantly reduce the copy speed, up to 40% of the bandwidth. Microsoft has finally fixed a bug that affects file copy performance on Windows 11 22H2. RECOMMENDED: Click here to fix Windows issues and optimize system performance
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