Hi @betobon - I had a similar problem. R 4.2.0 on windows changes the default personal packages library:
The default personal library on Windows, folder ‘R\win-library\x.y’ where ‘x.y’ stands for R release ‘x.y.z’, is now a subdirectory of Local Application Data directory (usually a hidden directory ‘C:\Users\username\AppData\Local’). Use shell.exec(.libPaths()[1]) from R to open the personal library in Explorer when it is first in the list (PR#17842).
I don't know how you pointed it to the old packages but maybe this is the cause?