Sure, first step do this Install the Windows 10/11 Drivers from the Alpha bundle
Update the Bios if you have the Old version
The reason this might be the key, is that I think the default thunderbolt drivers with windows may not be the right ones, and this fixes that issue
Next download the Latest Nvida Drivers(if your gfx card is Nvida based)
Optional I think (just something else I did)
Next go to power options
Control Panel\Hardware and Sound\Power Options\Edit Plan Settings
Change Sleep and Display Settings to Never
Click Advanced Settings->
Change Hard Disk Settings to 0 minutes to disable turning off HDD, and plugged in =Never
PCI Express - Set both Link State Power Management Settings to Off