Microsoft has confirmed that the version 22H2 update for Windows 11 operating system is causing some gaming performance problems on some systems. Several users who have already installed the new update have reported bugs that they faced with some games and apps. The Redmond giant has now updated its official blog to confirm the issues and has not only explained the reason for the problems but has also offered a temporary workaround.
Why the recent update is causing bugs
As per the blog post, the Windows 11 version 22H2 update may cause some games and apps to offer poor performance and have stuttering issues. Microsoft explains that the affected games are accidentally activating the GPU performance debugging features which are not meant to access by end users.
How Microsoft has reacted to these issues
Microsoft has rolled out a temporary hold for affected PCs to prevent the bug from causing more trouble for the concerned systems. This internal hold will stop the PCs from installing the update. Moreover, this hold will not allow the system to offer an upgrade to the latest version of Windows 11.
The company has shared a temporary workaround for the time being, meanwhile, it is developing a permanent fix for this bug. Microsoft has also urged Windows 11 users (who are affected by the bug) not to install the version 22H2 update on their systems manually until the company patches the issue permanently.
However, if you have already updated your Windows 11 PC with the latest version and are also facing the issue, you can try updating the affected apps to their latest versions to fix the issue temporarily.
Microsoft has also asked users to confer with the developers of the affected applications if they are doubtful about updating these games and apps to their latest versions available. In most cases, the apps will update directly when you open them or will get automatically updated from the store they were purchased.
Why the recent update is causing bugs
As per the blog post, the Windows 11 version 22H2 update may cause some games and apps to offer poor performance and have stuttering issues. Microsoft explains that the affected games are accidentally activating the GPU performance debugging features which are not meant to access by end users.
How Microsoft has reacted to these issues
Microsoft has rolled out a temporary hold for affected PCs to prevent the bug from causing more trouble for the concerned systems. This internal hold will stop the PCs from installing the update. Moreover, this hold will not allow the system to offer an upgrade to the latest version of Windows 11.
The company has shared a temporary workaround for the time being, meanwhile, it is developing a permanent fix for this bug. Microsoft has also urged Windows 11 users (who are affected by the bug) not to install the version 22H2 update on their systems manually until the company patches the issue permanently.
However, if you have already updated your Windows 11 PC with the latest version and are also facing the issue, you can try updating the affected apps to their latest versions to fix the issue temporarily.
Microsoft has also asked users to confer with the developers of the affected applications if they are doubtful about updating these games and apps to their latest versions available. In most cases, the apps will update directly when you open them or will get automatically updated from the store they were purchased.
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