The Windows 11 22H2 update restricted GeForce cards completely, which is why Microsoft is putting the release on hold.
On September 20, Microsoft released Windows 11’s big annual update, the 22H2 package, which, while it brought several new features to the operating system that debuted last fall, proved to be poisonous fruit for users of Nvidia GeForce products.
For some users, after installing 22H2, the game performance decreased significantly, which Nvidia already reacted to on September 29 By updating the GeForce Experience driverbut Microsoft still hasn’t fixed the bug.
The Redmonds are now a announced on their official blogwhich pause the release of the update on the affected configurations, which basically means that the lucky ones who haven’t installed it yet won’t even get an offer to start the installation (for those who enable automatic updates, this has already happened anyway ).
According to the blog post, the update enables some debugging features in GPU-reliant games and applications that shouldn’t normally be run on users. For those who have already installed the package, Microsoft recommends updating their games and applications.
However, the developer hasn’t provided an expected date for the system-wide fix, so it’s not yet known when the issue will be fixed.
