arturpanteleev Hello what does it mean "patching"?
Please check these threads.
https://ledstrain.org/d/1836-one-eye-success-new-troubles-solution/3
https://ledstrain.org/d/1874-one-explanation-why-one-eye-patching-might-work
Update from Win11 21H2 to Win11 22H2 leads to eye strain
arturpanteleev changed the title to Update from Win11 21H2 to Win11 22H2 leads to eye strain .
AGI Yes, i heard about it, but seems it doesn't work for me. Maybe i should try to practise more? I will read about it again, and try second time
AGI Sad story, i cannot work in enterprise too. Now i am working at the job that allows me to use my own PC. It is very sad and disgusting, but it better than nothing.
Same thing here, Windows 10 updated to 22H2 2 days ago and it is straining me now. I'm rolling back.
Gurm It is very interesting, what have they done? I think we should ask on microsoft support website. Cause while it is not a long time after release, and they collect all problems and claims
By the way: i feel similar feelings when i used intel graphics in processors newer that 8 generation. I mean: I feel good on 8th intel generation with 21H2 but on 10th or 11th intelgeneration i feel straining even if i use comfort OS(win 7, 8, 10. 1121h2 etc). I think that it is kind of algorythm that could be in os or in hardware. If we can detect what is the difference between 21H2 and 22H2, maybe it would be a key to understanding.
And how does your deals with Linux and macOs? And tell me, how is your experience with Android| iOs?
well I did a request
Please support me there, if you faced with this shit too
arturpanteleev Clicked on "I have the same question" 
arturpanteleev Dunno. It didn't seem to make a difference for me, but maybe I haven't tried long enough?
I have been doing other exercises and found some benefit. However, W10 version 22H2 killed my eyes instantaneously. It took me two days to recover from 30 min use. Very frustrating.
AGI if you have personal Windows 10, i.e. not controlled by IT, it's easy - go to setup and recovery and there's an option right in there. If you have corporate Windows 10 you have to go to the old control panel, add/remove programs, select it and uninstall. It rebooted and was back to the way it used to be for me.
For OS changes that you know are coming and not a surprise, I think a drive backup beforehand is best. Macrium Reflect for Windows, or Clonezilla (from USB)--I have used both and both have free editions. This way, if something goes awry, you can restore without wondering too hard if the uninstall/rollback actually did restore everything exactly as it was. Of course, be mindful of what system you have, because some systems/platforms have started to deliver firmware updates through Windows Update which is a wildcard. I can't be bothered to update anymore. I took a look at 11 on my system a few months ago, it wasn't better than 10 so I took it off. 10, I have frozen for a long time now. I recognize at work you can't really do much about it on issued hardware. Sucks I know.
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Thanks, Guys.
Before reading your replies, I uninstalled Windows 10 version 22H2 via Windows Update. Upon clicking on "Uninstall updates" (see red circle in the first image below), I was led to the Control Panel. I uninstalled, rebooted, and added a pause to the updates till Dec 26 on top of the settings managed by my organization (see second screenshot below).
I walked away and when I returned an hour later I found my laptop with all the apps closed. I checked and the version was again 22H2. An update was run on Nov 18 and one today (see arrows in the first image below). I uninstalled the update again and confirmed I am now on 21H2. What else can I do to block updates? This is a joke…
You might be limited in what you can do, because it's a managed device.
If you have a sufficiently high access you could use the group policy editor to turn it off, there is also an application that can do the same thing. But, exercise caution of course because if it's not your own device, you might attract attention from your I.T. staff (they can receive logs saying which device has what updates) and that could be a problem depending on where you are.
AGI Try to install Windows Update Blocker:
https://www.sordum.org/9470/windows-update-blocker-v1-7/
arturpanteleev Hello what does it mean "patching"?
Wearing an eyepatch over one eye
arturpanteleev Now i have two version 22H1 and 22H2 (i can specify builds of this version).
22H1 - is perfect for me
22H2 - terrible
There are numerous updates in every patch, and I've been working with MS Engineers to try and see what was changed in individual patches but it's not a process they seem really able to do.
1NGIBITOR There are no problems with nvidia cards or drivers if I use windows 7 though
Windows 7 has an entirely different display sub system than 10. It's not surprising 7 is fine and 10 is bad
They will not. We are not a large enough customer group for them to care. They will eventually say "Sorry we can't help yo please try another product"
AGI Updates were sneaked through although my organization had blocked them.
It is not easy to completely block updates form MS. Even a the org level. Your company MSA between them and MS likely requires them to maintain a certain level of patch compliance
How do you roll back?
I recommend reverting to Windows 7. Windows 10 is built and designed to be constantly updating and oevr time MS will likely prevent any of the myriad work arounds stopping uopdates from working.
Well, microsoft community didn't help( I'm gonna find other options
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AGI Hide update via Windows Update MiniTool
https://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/windows_update_minitool.html
I wrote a claim to support engenier. There are some his quotes from our conversation
Let me also tighten up and check the difference with the graphics.
I asked for some information about my higher supports, and they associated themselves with this issue when handling the upgrade to Windows 11 22H2. They also had eye strain when they upgraded it to 22H2, and what they did was update the drivers and display settings.
I also sent them a link to your article about this issue and they mentioned that this is exactly what they experienced. In most cases, the monitor turns yellow, they say.
This was a compatibility issue for the driver for the latest update, as not all drivers release features that are compatible with Windows 11. Basically, other interfaces can change, and this usually depends on the device driver and operating system. Not everything is the same, what I can best suggest right now is to do another article for our Microsoft engineers to let them know what happened so that the next update will cover it. You can ask your questions on our website support.microsoft.com.
Let me send you a link so that Microsoft engineers can solve this problem.
Again, please wait another couple of weeks for a response, if we're lucky, chances are there will be an answer this week.
Well, there is no any success right now. but i happy to hear that some guys from microsft suppport faced with same troubles. I hope it can help them to admit problem, locate it, and make decesion for us)
All of you can help to speed up them too) just leave your claim here
https://support.microsoft.com/home/contact?SourceApp=smc2&ContactUsExperienceEntryPointAssetId=Smc_windows (you shoul be logged in to start a livechat). It is very important to show them, that i am not alone. Cause that more of us, the more chances that our problem will be investigated!
Good Luck!
it would be interesting to get the precise root cause
Yes it is the main goal. Cause if we know a reason. it will be easier to fix this problem not only windows, but with linux, macos, android and new videocards. Of couse if the reason is same)
Does this mean Microsoft's own people updated drivers to fix the eye strain, or, updated display settings?
I don't know. Just hope that they really will notice to problem and get in touch with us in the post i published at https://answers.microsoft.com