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File Explorer tabs in general are slow and sluggish,this script should slightly ease that problem by disabling the next preloaded tab,releasing some cpu and memory.
This script was suggested by Chris Titus Tech in one of his videos titled "Windows Explorer Performance Woes".
In case if you decide to add this script to the catalog I'd suggest either:
"Configure Programs" -> "File Explorer -> "Disable tabs preloading" or
"Advanced Settings" -> "File Explorer -> "Disable tabs preloading" category.
Silver347
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[Feature]: Disable File Explorer tab preloading
[Feature]: Disable File Explorer tab preloading in Windows 11 24H2
Jan 24, 2025
While I agree this isn't a privacy improvement,I still remember how many people were complaining about general performance from using File Explorer in both 23H2 and 24H2,while things like ExplorerPatcher does have an option to replace or disable tabs in general I still wanted to include this as an option for those who still want to keep the feature but want to slightly polish it for better and more performant experience.This doesn't remove or disable anything It only serves to further improve File Explorer experience.
Problem statement
File Explorer tabs in general are slow and sluggish,this script should slightly ease that problem by disabling the next preloaded tab,releasing some cpu and memory.
This script was suggested by Chris Titus Tech in one of his videos titled "Windows Explorer Performance Woes".
The video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YaG3YPGCbQ.
His post: https://christitus.com/windows-explorer-stealing-cpu/
In case if you decide to add this script to the catalog I'd suggest either:
"Configure Programs" -> "File Explorer -> "Disable tabs preloading" or
"Advanced Settings" -> "File Explorer -> "Disable tabs preloading" category.
Proposed solution
The script:
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\input]
"IsInputAppPreloadEnabled"=dword:00000000
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Dsh]
"IsPrelaunchEnabled"=dword:00000000
Alternatives considered
No response
Additional information
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