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Feeling Windows 11 slower? Try turning off the transparency effectPhoto by Sami Aksu on Pexels
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Feeling Windows 11 slower? Try turning off the transparency effect

SAPO Tek4 September 2026 at 18:05

Windows 11 can become heavy and slow on computers with more modest configurations, affecting the user experience. The operating system includes various visual effects that, although visually attractive, consume system resources. For those who experience this slowness, there are small changes that can be made to improve performance. Turning off the transparency effect is one of the recommendations to increase Windows 11 performance, allowing the system to work more smoothly on less powerful hardware.

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