progress Microsoft Windows 11 users see update fix some game performance issues The software maker initially warned of lower-than-expected performance issues in some games earlier this month, after some Windows 11 users who ran update to the latest update of 2022 they noted (22H2) that these issues.
Microsoft said at the time, “Some games and apps may perform less than expected under Windows 11, version 22H2.” Affected games and applications inadvertently enable GPU performance debug features not intended for consumer use. According to the latest report.
And while Microsoft didn’t specify exactly which apps and games had issues, the company blocked the Windows 11 2022 update for systems with affected games and advised people not to upgrade. That warranty was removed about a week ago and Microsoft has now released a full fix. If you’re using Windows 11 2022 Update, you can check Windows Update and find an overview of the KB5020044 update you can install.
Separately, Nvidia also experienced some teething driver issues with the latest Windows 11 2022 update, which also resulted in frame rate stuttering and stuttering. Nvidia fixed the issues in September.
Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 update also includes typical bug fixes that Microsoft releases in monthly rollups, along with new storage alerts for OneDrive, improvements to Windows Spotlight functionality, and more.
Microsoft also revealed last month that some Windows 11 virtualization features can impact game performance, and Microsoft has provided guidelines for gamers to disable them, but it’s important to restart the features if you’ve temporarily disabled them to improve performance.
