And the Redmond-based tech company did promise us that we would be getting more control and an improved overall experience with this software on Windows 11. However, some people are constantly trying to install it on their devices, but failing every time, not because of incompatibility issues, but because of something that looks more and more like a bug.

Users are unable to install Mixed Reality on Windows 11

We’ve all been there. Excitedly trying to install our favorite software on our PCs or laptops, only to be prompted by a critical error message, before the process suddenly fails. Recently, some angry Windows 11 users have taken to forums and other social media platforms to express their frustration about Mixed Reality not working on the upcoming OS. For example, this fellow Windows 11 and Reddit user warned others trying to have some fun with Mixed Reality, that they might not even be able to get it to work at all. People responding to the post stated that they ran into the same problems, while others described new ones. I’ve noticed during the initial setup it says “This PC’S graphics driver won’t work with Windows Mixed Reality.” Is there a known issue? Anyone else having issues with their Reverb G2 + Windows 11?I’m using an Nvidia 3080 Ti with driver 472.12. No missing Windows Updates. Even if, in some cases, users are successful in installing Mixed Reality on their machines, the software is either unresponsive, very slow to respond, or exhibits poor quality. Some steps that worked in the past and are a bit more universal, as they apply to a wide range of software, such as uninstalling and reinstalling drivers, did not help at all in this situation. Even performing a clean install wasn’t enough to solve this frustrating matter, so it seems that Microsoft has its work cut out for them in this area as well. This is surely disconcerting news for those who were excited for the new OS upgrade, just so they could check out Mixed Reality’s promised improvements. No official acknowledgment has been provided by Microsoft, so it’s probably going to take a while before this issue is dealt with accordingly. Have also had the same problems while trying to install Mixed Reality on your Windows 11 device? Share your experience with us in the comments section below.

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