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We've been told a faster Windows is coming, but how does the company plan to figure out why a PC is running slowly? AI-powered diagnosis.
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Microsoft is bringing AI to Windows 11’s performance tools to figure out why PCs are slow, and it’s a big deal
We've been told a faster Windows is coming, but how does the company plan to figure out why a PC is running slowly?
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