That nasty bug which was causing stuttering frame rates has finally been fully resolved.
Windows 11 was hit by an unfortunate bug in November which caused stuttering frame rates in some games with the 22H2 update, as you may be aware, but the issue has now been fully resolved by Microsoft (after the cure was implemented in testing last month).
Clearly everything went well with that testing process, as Bleeping Computer (opens in new tab) flagged up that the rollout of the full fix to all affected Windows 11 users is now happening. So anyone previously affected by the block Microsoft put on the 22H2 update (or safeguard hold, as the software giant likes to call it) will be able to install the upgrade.
Microsoft observes (opens in new tab): “This issue was resolved in KB5020044 and the safeguard hold has been removed as of December 14, 2022.
