https://www.windowslatest.com/2022/09/24/nvidia-confirms-windows-11-22h2-is-causing-performance-issues/
 
Windows 11 22H2 has an issue with Nvidia GeForce cards, the chip maker confirmed in a statement and promised that it’s working on a fix. In some cases, Windows 11 22H2 could cause BSOD, result in lower FPS and have a substantial performance impact on some systems, according to reports on Reddit and Feedback Hub. Nvidia spokesperson confirmed the chip maker is aware that users may see a performance impact on certain games when using the initial release of Windows 11 22H2 on systems powered by GeForce cards. Nvidia and Microsoft have identified issues with new “graphics debugging tools” added with Windows 11 22H2.
 
The companies are working closely to release driver updates that should fully address performance issues with games. Nvidia said the Windows 11 22H2 feature is accidentally getting turned on and results in performance problems, particularly lower frame rates in some games.
Thankfully, a fix is already rolling out and it’s available in beta from Nvidia’s website. Here’s the full changelog of the update:

• Fixed issues with the in-game overlay for games such as Farming Simulator 22, Cyberpunk 2077, PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS, and F1 2021.
• Fixed issues with desktop notification for rewards.
• Fixed an issue where Alt+F12 hotkey was unusable in other apps.
• Fixed an issue where performance overlay resets to Basic after a system reboot or starting.
• Fixed an issue where the system restarts automatically after self-update.

It goes without saying that this is a nasty bug for early adopters of Windows 11 22H2 and it’s gamers who are mostly going to suffer here. Performance could also be lower in video editing apps, but a drop of just a few percent in apps won’t be noticeable. On the other hand, a system slowdown in a competitive online game could be frustrating for many users.
 
We’ll repeat our previous advice – it’s always better to delay massive updates like Windows 11 version 22H2 for at least a month. Although the feature updates are tested by users, it’ll always take some time to iron out unnoticed bugs. Windows Insider Program is huge and thousands of users submit their feedback, but critical rare bugs often get lost in the sea of other feedback. If you’re on Windows 10 or Windows 11 version 21H2, you’re likely best off waiting until next month at least. It’s better to wait until the October patching is done – and then tested by users to make sure it doesn’t break anything else. Remember, Windows Updates fixes are known for collateral damage.
 
Just wanted everyone to be aware of this. I haven't noticed any issues yet. 

Microsoft strikes again

Keeping windows up to date is very important. 😆😂

Cool GTX
Microsoft strikes again

As a general rule reference MS updates, I always going into settings and set a new restore point before I update anything from MS, yes the 1 month rule is still great advice, I did not download the W11 update, before I took my CPU out returned it to Intel, but my settings were currently set in auto updates for 1 week, so 1st thing I do I get my New i9-12900k from Intel, (hopefully by next Friday, Intel will have my bad CPU by Monday), is keep my ethernet cable unplugged start my PC change auto update settings for as far out as possible.

Britec09 has nice video about this issue.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tz15c2uI-0A&ab_channel=Britec09  

donta1979
This been fixed yet? have the 22H2 finally pop up on my pc for windows update.

Looks like Yes with the latest Nvidia driver update ->  https://pureinfotech.com/windows-11-22h2-nvidia-3-26-fix-frame-rates-stuttering-bugs/
 

This is NOT fixed.  I am on latest drivers, current windows updates, GFE beta new release, tried all the FrameviewSDK/HolographicShell fixes, etc..  The only thing that works is a fresh DDU install of Nvidia drivers, plus the Holographic Shell process ending, but only until I restart the PC, then its back to **** frames and stutters so bad I want to bash my own head in.  Just roll back to before 22H2 they say....tried it.  Didn't work, same issues.  I am this close to smashing $5000 worth of PC parts over this BS.

Nereus
Try getting rid of GFE.. so download NVidia driver to desktop, DDU everything again, disconnect network connection (to stop Windows auto-installing NVidia drivers and GFE on boot), restart, install NVidia drivers yourself and do NOT include GeForce Experience, just do drivers only. Reconnect to network and see if you're good to go after that - and don't install GFE until this bs is corrected. I believe that is where the conflict is...  let us know if it works please.
 
Of course if you already don't have GFE then I guess that isn't the issue..
 

 
Just tried this, game didn't crash now, but now I am getting 20-40 fps and stutters out the wazoo... (On Win 11 21H2)  I had 22H2 and rolled back to 21H2 and the stutters followed.  I don't know what to do now.  I have a 12900k, 3090ftw3, 64GB Ram, blazing fast NVMe drives, and its all worthless because I can't game.

 
New NVidia drivers out today (10/12) v522.25 - not sure if they will resolve the issues...  hearing good things about improved FPS and 3DMark scores though.
 

I am happy with Windows 10 and simply refuse to "upgrade" on 11.