Microsoft’s current AI-powered updates to Windows 11 are a big deal for the company, arguably larger than its new Surface {hardware}. But as usually occurs, it’s having a number of rising pains with some {hardware} and software program configurations, notably machines operating AMD. According to customers throughout a number of social networks, the Copilot AI program is interfering with AMD’s Adrenalin software program and inflicting customers some complications.

Specifically, the up to date model of Windows with Copilot enabled will utterly reset Adrenalin’s settings on each boot, not less than for some customers reporting their points on Reddit and AMD’s official boards. While this isn’t an enormous drawback by way of performance, it’s a giant deal you probably have meticulously adjusted settings for graphics in video games and different apps. Which is a fairly widespread situation for anybody who has Adrenalin put in.

As PCGamer reports, disabling Copilot with but extra third-party instruments can alleviate this drawback, not less than for the second. That’s assuming you even have entry to Copilot (not everyone does). Even with that problem, there are many options within the 2023 Windows 11 replace which may make it well worth the problem. This is the kind of problem that tends to get cleared up shortly, both by Microsoft, AMD, or some mixture of the 2 — although it’s not the one main Adrenalin bug to crop up lately.