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Do a clean install.
But really all you should have to do, like a Feature Update would cause such problems sometimes; is wipe GPU Drivers with DDU in Safe Mode. If you have Audio or LAN problems; fully uninstall those devices and reboot and install latest driver from the brand maker.
Good for you.
Right now, one of the compromises I do is run Windows 10 and 11 on separate drives. You can also run them on the same drive--just have to configure the boot manager to pick the proper drive. But I physically swap out the drive since I don't like Windows11 and don't run it very often.
If no other alternative, you might have to say "goodbye" to these games. Or see if they run in compatibility mode--you can look this up how to do it. May not always work, though.
I never heard of wiping GPU drivers but I'll look into it and see if it works, thanks!
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10
Source:
https://www.computerworld.com/article/3176529/understanding-windows-unified-update-platform.html
Another source I've used in the past:
https://uupdump.net/known.php?q=category:w10-22h2
How to do it:
https://gizpie.com/uup-dump-windows-iso/
I've used uupdump before, it's legit. Be careful to select x64 builds only.
One for Win10 22H2 and one for Win11 23H2
The ISO is on the official win10 and win11 websites from Microsoft
Use RUFUS to make your bootable USB w/ ISO.
When you go to install the OS via USB, unhook all secondary drives, except the one you wish to install to. If the drive already has a current or older WinOS, that will get pushed into a Windows_Old folder, along with all the files you had on C drive before.
Edit: uupdump takes its packages directly from the official Microsoft servers. Here is another tutorial how to do it. You need to "build" the iso but it's not hard. Then again, the Windows 10 iso is already available in my earlier post.
https://www.elevenforum.com/t/uup-dump-download-windows-insider-iso.344/
Acc. to this you can build any iso, not just an Insiders one. Have not tried this specific tutorial so can't vouch for it.
Then I wanted to install W10 on a different drive but I didn't have an USB with enough space for the ISO. So I did a total clean installation of W10. Because that was the only option in the installer. And now I am installing every. f-ing. program. and. game. again.
It's been taking me all day *yawn*, but as far as I can tell now, the games that weren't working are working fine now so that's great!! I'll see how long it takes before W11 will be shoved down my throat by Microsoft at every startup and try to ignore it XD.
So still no solution on how to play the games on Windows 11 but everything works again being back on Windows 10 so, thanks everyone for your help and suggestions :D
Which? I have not found one,yet, that doesn't run in 11.