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AMD drivers follow the standard procedures regularly.

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Eliteoctoling
Member
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08-22-2023, 05:08 PM
#1
Hello, I rarely comment on companies or their products, but honestly I can't get my AMD machine working. The startup problems are really bothersome. When I try to turn on the PC 9 to 10 times, my main monitor goes black and my second one turns green. I suspect it's related to AMD drivers—I can uninstall them and everything works fine. But now, during coding or programming sessions, the PC just shuts down and I see a small black screen. I've tried resetting the drivers via the Windows shortcut, but it doesn't help. The audio isn't looping properly, and I can still use the PC normally. I'm not allowed to use my monitor at all. I posted a thread about this before [HERE], but despite everyone's help, I haven't found a solution. It's been this way since the beginning. Should I reset the BIOS? I thought maybe the RAM was filling up from a background process, but it happened during a coding session instead of at startup. I'm really confused.
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Eliteoctoling
08-22-2023, 05:08 PM #1

Hello, I rarely comment on companies or their products, but honestly I can't get my AMD machine working. The startup problems are really bothersome. When I try to turn on the PC 9 to 10 times, my main monitor goes black and my second one turns green. I suspect it's related to AMD drivers—I can uninstall them and everything works fine. But now, during coding or programming sessions, the PC just shuts down and I see a small black screen. I've tried resetting the drivers via the Windows shortcut, but it doesn't help. The audio isn't looping properly, and I can still use the PC normally. I'm not allowed to use my monitor at all. I posted a thread about this before [HERE], but despite everyone's help, I haven't found a solution. It's been this way since the beginning. Should I reset the BIOS? I thought maybe the RAM was filling up from a background process, but it happened during a coding session instead of at startup. I'm really confused.

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Hypocat
Member
59
08-22-2023, 05:19 PM
#2
They're already having problems, so I'd clear the CMOS and check the drivers. DDU would be a good next step. 22.2.2 is reliable and has solid drivers, I'd begin there and monitor the performance.
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Hypocat
08-22-2023, 05:19 PM #2

They're already having problems, so I'd clear the CMOS and check the drivers. DDU would be a good next step. 22.2.2 is reliable and has solid drivers, I'd begin there and monitor the performance.

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girlybeachgirl
Junior Member
24
08-22-2023, 08:43 PM
#3
I’m unsure if you should try again since you didn’t clear the CMOS or perform a DDU.
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girlybeachgirl
08-22-2023, 08:43 PM #3

I’m unsure if you should try again since you didn’t clear the CMOS or perform a DDU.

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GanonCannon
Member
177
08-23-2023, 12:40 AM
#4
Did you refresh the drivers? I replaced my AMD GPU with a NVIDIA one due to those problems, even though it was three years ago and conditions might have changed.
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GanonCannon
08-23-2023, 12:40 AM #4

Did you refresh the drivers? I replaced my AMD GPU with a NVIDIA one due to those problems, even though it was three years ago and conditions might have changed.

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jackandtinks
Junior Member
5
08-23-2023, 06:58 AM
#5
Absolutely, I've handled everything. These problems have been ongoing for a long time.
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jackandtinks
08-23-2023, 06:58 AM #5

Absolutely, I've handled everything. These problems have been ongoing for a long time.