Windows 11 introduces a new feature called automatic super-resolution, which uses artificial intelligence technology to make supported games run more smoothly on the system, thereby improving the user's gaming experience. This article will explain how to enable or disable the automatic super-resolution (ASR) feature in Windows 11.
Automatic super-resolution using artificial intelligence technology can improve the visual details and resolution of games, converting low-resolution images into clearer high-resolution images.
Automatic super-resolution is currently in beta and therefore only available in Insider Builds. You need Windows 11 build 26052 or higher to use this feature. You can check your Windows 11 version by following these steps:
To turn automatic super-resolution (ASR) on or off in Windows 11:
We will also show you the registry method to enable and disable automatic super-resolution (ASR) in Windows 11.
If your system has Windows 11 build 26052 or later installed, you can also leverage the registry to enable automatic super-resolution. We recommend creating a system restore point and backing up the registry before making registry modifications so that you can revert to its previous state if a problem occurs. Please note that if you restore the system, the registry changes will also be reverted.
Open the run command box (Win R). Type regEDIT and click OK. Click Yes at the UAC prompt. This will open the Registry Editor.
Now, navigate to the following path:
HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftDirectXUserGpuPreferences
The easiest way to get to the path above is to copy and paste it into the address bar of the Registry Editor. After that, press Enter key. Make sure the UserGpuPreferences key on the left is selected.
Now, select the DirectXUserGlobalSetting entry on the right. If the DirectXUserGlobalSetting entry is not available on the right, you must create it manually.
To do this, right-click on the empty space on the right and go to "New>String Value". Name this newly created value DirectXUserGlobalSetting.
Right-click the DirectXUserGlobalSettings value and select Modify. Change the DXGIEEffect value to 1028. Then click OK. If you created the DirectXUserGlobalSetting entry manually, you will find that its value data is empty. In this case, enter the following values in the Value data field.
DXGIEffects=1028；SwapEffectUpgradeEnable=1；AutoHDREnable=1；
Now, click OK to save the changes. Close Registry Editor and restart your computer.
The above process will enable automatic super-resolution (ASR) in Windows 11. If you want to disable it, change the DXGIELTS value of the DirectXUserGlobalSettings entry to 1024. This will disable ASR functionality in Windows 11.
that's all. I hope this helps you.
By enabling Auto HDR on your Windows 11 computer, you can improve your gaming experience as long as your video game supports HDR technology. To enable Auto HDR in Windows 11, open Settings > System > Display. Select a display that supports HDR and enable Use HDR. Now, expand the More Options tab and enable Auto HDR.
You can disable Microsoft Defender in Windows Security in Windows 11. To do this, open Windows 11 Settings and go to Privacy & Security > Windows Security > Turn on Windows Security. Now, turn on virus and threat protection and turn off real-time protection.
Read next: How to check if HDR is supported on a Windows PC.
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