Wednesday, October 4th 2023

Latest Windows 11 Cumulative Update Preview Breaks AMD Software Application
Microsoft put up the latest Cumulative Update Preview for Windows 11 on Windows Update (retail channel). Referenced in KB5030310, this update to Windows 11 has been found to break the usability of the AMD Software application, or the main control panel utility of AMD Software Adrenalin drivers. The latest Windows 11 cumulative update preview causes AMD Software to reset custom user settings upon each system reboot (hard reboot, which reloads drivers and starts a new user session, not fast startup). The bug does not, however, affect the core display driver functionality. It's more likely that this issue will be addressed by an AMD Software update, than having to wait for the next Windows 11 Patch Tuesday.
Sources:
Tom's Hardware, AMD Communities, WindowsLatest
37 Comments on Latest Windows 11 Cumulative Update Preview Breaks AMD Software Application
So after each restart you need to set the specific one that you want to use.
So if you don't have and just use your card by default - you do not have a problem.
I am doomed to this miserable existence of an OS aren't I
Linux and Windows have different target audiences. If you're in one's audience, you won't be happy when you have to use the other. Nothing to do with how smart the people building them really are. I'm pretty sure you can run Adobe's stuff on wine. But if you also want HDR, Linux doesn't have that :(
Still have the issue that I happen to be unfortunate enough to enjoy destiny 2, a game that won't run under linux because bungie hates linux users and won't use the battleye version that has linux compatibility. Womp womp
someday you will join your Master's, but for now you are still a padawan in my eyes.
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To become a Master:
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