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Nick Evanson

Microsoft rolls out Windows Low Latency Profile, giving older PCs a bit more snap when opening the Start Menu and apps

Windows 11 new Start menu.

Users of Windows 11 beta have had access to this for a while now, but with its latest OS update, Microsoft has brought its Low Latency Profile (LLP) to general users across the globe. By giving your CPU a brief kick up the pants when you fire things up, certain apps and tools will now launch quicker than before, giving older PCs that 'fresh installed Windows' feeling.

The update in question, KB5094126, is a cumulative one, so your computer may have already received the LLP. But, if it's been a while since you've done any changes, all you need to do is head to Settings > Windows Update and click on the 'Check for updates' button.

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