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If you did an inplace upgrade from Win10 to 11, or have upgraded Win11 to a newer build (such as an older build to newer 23H2) then I would first suggest to use SFC and DISM via PowerShell or Command Prompt (via Run As Admin of course) to verify OS files and alike.
For GPUs you can wipe out every for those easily with the DDU app. Best performed in Safe Mode. Then reboot and download and install latest drivers. If you have two GPUs (such as Intel + NVIDIA) then ensure to install drivers for both. Restart Windows after each install