Microsoft has halted the rollout of Windows 11 22H2 on some PCs: here’s what we know

If you still don’t get Windows 11 2022 (22H2) you shouldn’t worry. Microsoft just stalled the update of the operating system on some computers due to performance issues. In this sense, it is worth waiting a little longer, at least until the Redmond company finds a solution and applies the correction.

On your Learn pageMicrosoft explains that some computers that have upgraded to Windows 11 2022 have experienced performance issues in games and apps. This is because these inadvertently enable GPU performance debugging features that were not intended for the stable version of the system.

Windows 11 2022 with limited rollout

Receiving a system update that promises to deliver performance and security improvements, as well as new features, and discovering that some apps or games perform worse is something no one wants to experience. In this sense, Microsoft says that computers with incompatibilities will not be updated to Windows 11 2022.

This does not mean that Windows 11 2022 will not arrive in the future. The Redmonds they are already working on a solution that allows to eliminate the problem and normalize the deployment of the update. Now, what happens if you have just updated and you are one of those affected, that is, your games and applications do not work correctly?

According to Microsoft, updating programs or games to their latest version could help fix the problem locally. In the event that this simple method does not work, all that remains is to wait for a new system update, which we do not know when it will arrive, to fix the things that Windows 11 2022 moved from their place.

Windows 11 2022 has been available since last October. On some devices it has been installed automatically and on others users have resorted to manually forcing the update from Windows Update. Microsoft advises against this last option until the aforementioned problems are resolved..

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