Windows 11 Entry Experience Process

Yes, I just saw that it's a default application of Windows 11 with an image of a keyboard, see image.

https://zupimages.net/up/21/46/ud5y.png

Can you post a screenshot of the task manager by selecting this app?
--
I only make the effort to help those who make the effort to express themselves in correct French.

What do you mean? I just used the capture tool and then uploaded my image to an image hosting site to show what the app looks like.

edit, okay I didn't understand before, here is the link to the image of my task manager.

https://zupimages.net/viewer.php?id=21%2F46%2Fym36.png

Hello,

PC restarted
After restarting the PC, does the ''Windows input experience'' still consume memory?

I also have this process in the task manager on Windows 11.
Unlike before, it does not consume memory.


Green leaf
For the small green leaf symbol, it means that the process is suspended to free up memory
==► What does the symbol in the task manager correspond to?

Windows input experience
Task manager --►Processes tab --► Windows input experience

Right-click on Windows input experience -►Go to details--► TextInputHost.exe


TextInputHost.exe
What is TextInputHost.exe?
TextInputHost.exe == Provides a touch keyboard functionality or a virtual touch keyboard.
When using a regular keyboard, it can be disabled by turning off the service.
Info --►Avoid touching this service.

Right-click on TextInputHost.exe --►Open file location
This opens this location --► MicrosoftWindows.Client.CBS_cw5n1h2txyewy
We find the ongoing processes ''Windows input experience''
For example ''ScreenClipping'' or ''MiniSearch'' as shown in your screenshot.

Solutions

Method 1
Only if the problem persists and thus we create a restore point as a precaution.

Open the command prompt (as Administrator).
On the taskbar open the magnifying glass/search and type --► cmd
Right-click on Command Prompt --►Run as administrator

Copy - paste:

reg add "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Image File Execution Options\TextInputHost.exe" /v Debugger /d "%SystemRoot%\system32\systray.exe" /f
taskkill /im "TextInputHost.exe" /t /f
echo done

Message --►The operation was successful
Close the command prompt.
Restart the PC.


Method 2
Go to This PC-►Local Disk (C) --►Windows--►SystemApps --►MicrosoftWindows.Client.CBS_cw5n1h2txyewy

Rename the folder with a right-click -► MicrosoftWindows.Client.CBS_cw5n1h2txyewy
To -► .bak
Don't forget the dot before bak
-► MicrosoftWindows.Client.CBS_cw5n1h2txyewy.bak


Restart the PC.

See you
--
pistouri

Good evening, thank you pistouri for your response. Yes, even when I restart, it is still present and consuming RAM and processor. It goes away and comes back whenever it wants. I will try what you suggest tomorrow afternoon and keep you updated on the progress.

Do not use method 2 for now.

For method 1, you could restart the explorer, but it is recommended to restart the PC.

Info: System changes
On Windows 11 22H2, Microsoft is also updating various aspects of the system.
For example, the service "TabletInputService" has now been renamed to "TextInputManagementService".
Do not disable this service.

A+

Well, after several attempts, nothing works, it's still present, and as for the two-time method when it's open, it's impossible to add .bak at the end.
I don't really know what to do anymore to get rid of this process.

Well, after several attempts, nothing works; he is still present whether I restart the PC completely or just the explorer.
It's really frustrating not being able to stop what you want on your own PC. For the second method, as long as it is still open, we can't change the name at the end with (.bak).

Hello,

SFC and DISM
Run an SFC and DISM
==► Repair system files with SFC and DISM

Even if you have errors, restart the PC.

See you!
--
pistouri

I just launched the command prompt, I'll keep you informed.

In the meantime.

Since when have you done the update or installation of W11?
The Windows Old folder could be the cause, as it's a copy of the entire system, but it is automatically deleted after 10 days and takes up a lot of space, which can slow down Windows depending on the processor.

If you have an Asus PC, the culprit is Asus GPU Tweak II
In other cases, it might be related to the graphics card. (Dedicated graphics card in the case of a laptop).
Update the driver.

See you later

--
pistouri

It's been almost 2 months since I installed them and I didn't have it before. But since I installed Forza Horizon 5, it's asking me to update my GPU, but I can't because it's no longer supported, and this started three or four days later along with the process. After that, I don't know if this is related.

CMD Result: Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations.

I think I'm going to revert back to Windows 10; I'm not going to have much choice.

W11 was released on October 5, 2021, which is not quite 2 months except by going through the Insider program.
Or an (e) Iso taken from the internet at that time, but it was strongly discouraged.

The W11 compatibility test for the graphics card provides information.
This before upgrading to W11.

How did you install W11?

A+

--
pistouri

Hi,

I don't have that, maybe because I've turned off almost everything with O&O ShutUp 10++

https://www.oo-software.com/fr/shutup10

Well, my PC isn't compatible with Win 11 by default, so I had to cheat a little to install it.

I suspected as much, hence my question.

Aside from the Entry Experience process, are you experiencing any slowdowns or freezes?

The same goes for games?

See you later

--
pistouri

Aside from this process that comes and goes, my PC works well. When I'm not gaming, I don't have any problems
but as soon as I start playing, it becomes a bit annoying at times, just when the process launches; otherwise, there are no issues in the games.

Is Cortana disabled?


A+

--
scalpel

I didn't accept the cartona at startup, so it doesn't launch.