I solved this issue by sticking with Windows 10. A year from now Windows 11 might be worth it…maybe.

The real question is how did this happen between Windows 10, which does not have this problem and Windows 10 R2 (Windows 11)??????

Did it happen when Microsoft altered something in the kernel to accommodate Intel’s Alder Lake Big/Little CPU’s….that are still not for sale?

In either case my 5800x in my gaming PC, really a dedicated DSC gaming console, will be good to go if I ever decide to downgrade it to Windows 11.