Microsoft will focus on fixing PC games

Note that a lot has been added after Microsoft released the Windows 11 22H2 update, from animations to his UI changes to features. Still, there are some urgent fixes that Microsoft has to implement on Monday (14/11).

Some time ago, Microsoft added some hotfixes to the Windows Health Dashboard. This is unlike last week's hotfix, which attempts to investigate a bug in Ryzen systems, and the issue has not yet been identified.

After Microsoft finally released Windows 11 22H2, it finally made a number of improvements that are claimed to provide a smoother gaming experience. We provide the latest driver updates to support Windows systems.

Previously, there were indeed numerous reports of a PC game user reporting slow PC performance, his FPS drops when playing games on PC, but this is not certain.

Later, there were also reports among PC gamers that Task Manager and his GPU were not providing synchronized information, and errors occurred when trying to detect memory and CPU usage.

After receiving these reports, Microsoft will officially add this fix to the Health Dashboard list and investigate it as soon as possible. The company says he will release a Cummulatice Update to address the issue.

Windows 11 22H2 itself has been out for a long time since last September, but it's part of regular updates and doesn't come with all of Microsoft's latest features right away.

In a document they received and saved, Microsoft is aware of his NVIDIA statement that Windows 11 22H2 had GPU performance issues and slowed down debugging.

But what really bothers the PC gamer is the PC performance, and in just a few minutes he can see a huge drop in FPS. Of course, this will greatly affect your PC's performance.

What do you think? Gaming PC users with Windows 11 22H2 systems may experience performance issues.