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I make no pretensions of being a Windows or software/hardware guru. That disclaimer aside, I have the strangest computer performance to report and I hope by doing so it can give you clues to solve this 24h2 / Nvidia graphics conflict, or a work around. Maybe this is in line with the conflicts you are having.
In the past 48 hours all online videos, animated graphics, youtube, anything moving onscreen really, have started stuttering. Choppy vids, etc. I have:
- Updated all drivers
- Updated all software including preview updates.
- Cleared all pertinent caches
- Run a ton of scans and tests of hard and software
- Turned performance features off, turn features on, and off
No success.
Stupid simple setup. Windows 11, Quadro RTX 4000. A Lenovo Thinkpad. Nothing special. No hotrodding. While filling out a support form to Microsoft there is a section where you can record the behavior. Yeah, you guessed it, while the recorder was running all graphics ran smooth. Submitted form anyway.
Then thought, wait, what can I turn on and leave on that will at least let me use this thing? Right clicked Start. Selected System. Minimized System window to bar. All graphics running smooth now. And I mean all. A work around for this machine but not solved. Reading most forums and M's poor response I'm not sure it will be.
A mighty tale about mighty little but this works and I didn't have to trash everything to do it. If this gives you clues on what the issue is, please check it out and let us know if you've got it sorted. If not, maybe this will help some of you for now. Cheers..