Reading the Dev 23440 change log and I come upon this. Code: Shift + Right click on a file or folder should open “Show more options” again now.
I had to revert back to previous build. A lot of insiders on Canary having issues. Install was fine. But after a few minutes my PC becomes unstable. I can't sign into OneDrive and the icon remains cloud with a line through it. My widget is grayed out generic symbol instead of local weather and can't be opened. CTRL/ALT/Del doesn't do anything, it should open the task menu. I can't restart the PC from the start menu, I have to restart by holding in the power button and shutting down and then restart. At the beginning Edge and Chrome will connect to the internet, but then as system starts to freeze the browser windows are just white screes. Reboots do the same, so in the end reverting back was my only solution. Like I said, many more having the same issues as I am, so not unique to my PC. Oh I also notched at sign on, to that build, instead of a full menu to use, pin or select other options, I am only given choice to enter pin. No place even to click that I forgot password, either.
If anyone is experiencing wired network disconnects/speed dropping to 100mbps, auto-negotiation seems to be at fault. I kept having these issues since 25336 on one machine with a realtek nic and finally figured it out.
I suppose disable it in NIC driver settings. This fix seem to apply to intel plagued i22x too. I've been disabling it either way, so I didn't notice.
@sizen I cannot confirm at all, that the Build 25346.1001 has a bad Write performance. Here are the results of my benchmark test: My advice: Please check your settings and your SSD.
@sizen An NVMe SSD is much faster than a SATA SSD, but the impact of a certain OS Build on the performance of a certain PC doesn't depend on the in-use data transfer protocol. Here are the results I got with a SATA SSD while running Win11 Build 25346.1001:
1TB 970 Evo+ , ~65% filled, Windows default NVMe driver. Sequencial writes used to be about 2x some time back. Samsung offer their own NVMe driver which might give better results, but everytime I used it, it ended up corrupting random files after some time.