Earlier this year, Microsoft Windows boss Pavan Davuluri wrote an open letter addressed to the Windows Insider community but really aimed at a much larger cohort of frustrated Windows enthusiasts and power users. Also: If Microsoft really wants to fix Windows 11, it should do these four things ASAPThe turn toward "improving Windows quality" represents a belated recognition of that reality. Another example: "[E]xperiences like Start, File Explorer, Search, and Snipping Tool are faster and more responsive. The improvements to File Explorer include "foundational architecture enhancements designed to improve responsiveness and reliability across launch and navigation. And, most significantly, "Memory optimization for 8GB and above - Reducing Windows memory footprint to deliver a fast and responsive Windows experience across the PCs customers use every day."