Microsoft is rolling out a targeted performance update for Windows 11 designed to resolve one of the platform’s most persistent storage annoyances: sluggish deletion of large, highly fragmented files. The improvement is part of a broader set of File Explorer refinements currently undergoing testing with Windows Insiders before a general release. File Explorer now handles file deletion routines significantly more efficiently in scenarios involving large and fragmented datasets. Users who regularly handle sizable video files, virtual disk images, or massive databases have long faced sluggish delete operations, particularly when files are scattered across storage media in non-contiguous blocks. This update directly...
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