[Solved] New MSI laptop lagging when inserting the Windows 11 user account password

Driver Genius Platinum is for looking for driver updates, not for cleaning me sometime, for example yesterday that I was missing some logitech drivers, it found them by installing this program

 

I honestly don't know those BIOSes, I don't know them now, as someone would say I'm with PCs from the time of the dinosaurs, the only one that has GPT UEFI is the Laptop and it doesn't even have a TPM and it's not that old, another one that supposedly comes with TPM 2.0 but not for BIOS but to check that the components of the board work well and it is newer than the laptop or from that time and then I have a Dell OptiPlex 755 that is older and has TPM 1.2 but not the secure boot boot, now with Windows 11 in BIOS I get lost in the changes that the new BIOS bring

 

You're right, but what happens is that Windows, to my way of understanding, offered drivers in the past, it was more like looking for them, you could put drivers without a digital signature and I change that policy now it offers you four or five, to say the least, and the rest depends on the manufacturer and digital signature, although there are others that can do the same function, but if they are not digitally signed, Windows rejects them, such as the TPM, Secure Boot, in short, business, I have assembled computers, the micro for much more than €1000 Server board that was worth in its time a paste, what happens as now how many versions of Windows 10 have released how many of Widows11 before it was Windows XP a lot of time without changing it Milenium, Vista Failure, Windows 7 that is good they changed it for Windows 8 then 8.1 and from bad to bad worse and they began to stop supplying drivers and now we depend on the manufacturers that no longer even deign to renew the BIOSes or update them as well as the drivers

 

I would do it from the manufacturer for me in the way that it works with the issue of Windows drivers unless the manufacturer does not have it but if it does have it for sure it is from the manufacturer

 

I already told you about the problem, in the past Windows offered the drivers through Update, then no longer and then they finished it off, they had to be digitally signed, yes, drivers would surely exist, but without a digital signature, Windows does not accept them.

 

Try the ones from the manufacturer and if they don't go well, not even the Windows ones, you'll have to wait, there's no other way. Normally, the one made by the team has the right drivers, but it seems that business prevails first and if there are problems, they'll see what they do. after

 

Realize that before the drivers of one were valid for the other now you have to search for one that meets their standards
Those of win 7 were valid for win8 and they released new ones from 8 to 10 and they released new ones now now 5 windows 11 different from windows 10 I have lost count and in each one some driver changes when in the past most of you put them through windows Update now see to look for someone who tells you go to the manufacturer of the device if you know who made it, I mean, I'm joking

 

The other day, without going any further, how this team was actually only there and had the maximum drivers for Windows from 2 to 7, so I put it to see what driver it would put on me, because if I didn't contact printers that don't even appear now and more near 400 I don't tell you there is one that is main and before if I put it now -Marvell among others and you have to find your life to put it and others who tell you that this system is not compatible with this platform from win 11 to find life for you to recognize them, when before the same windows Udate put them on you

 

It is one thing that you do not understand it because I am Spanish and I do the translation in google translator but everything is related to your questions, perhaps the way of saying them is the question

 

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