Windows 11: Blocked for Update 24H2 due to Auto HDR problems!

Windows 11: Blocked for Update 24H2 due to Auto HDR problems!

A serious problem with Windows 11 is causing a stir among gamers: The latest version 24H2 causes massive difficulties with the Auto HDR function. Many users report incorrect color displays while other games suddenly crash. Due to these complications, Microsoft has decided to block the update from installing when Auto HDR is enabled. How Today.at As explained, enabling Auto HDR may cause gamers to experience color display issues on certain monitor configurations. The update has been rolling out since October 1, but Microsoft warns: "After installing Windows 11, version 24H2, you may experience issues with games if you have Auto HDR enabled on your device."

The conflicts with the Auto HDR technology, originally introduced by Microsoft for the Xbox Series The feature uses machine learning to incorporate HDR improvements into games, but may produce unpredictable results. Loud Thurrott The temporary blocking of the 24H2 upgrade will only apply to devices with Auto HDR active. Microsoft recommends that affected users temporarily deactivate the function manually in order to be able to play again. The exact issues associated with Auto HDR technology and Windows 11 version 24H2 are expected to be resolved in the near future. Users can disable the Auto HDR feature via System Settings under Display and Graphics.

In addition to the Auto HDR issues, Microsoft is also currently battling an audio issue affecting some devices that use Dirac Audio technology. The company is also planning adjustments here and is working on new drivers to ensure compatibility with Windows 11 version 24H2. The situation remains tense as Microsoft works on solutions to improve both graphics and audio experiences for users.