An updated AMD Radeon version isn't compatible with the existing AMD graphics driver.
An updated AMD Radeon version isn't compatible with the existing AMD graphics driver.
It's not uncommon for Lenovo gaming laptops with AMD Ryzen and integrated graphics to have limited customization in the Nvidia control panel. Regarding your driver issues, it sounds like you might be installing the wrong driver or there could be a mismatch between the software and your installed graphics card. Checking if you're using the correct driver for your specific model could help. Also, ensure your system settings match the AMD Radeon version you're trying to use. If the problem persists, consider reaching out to Lenovo support or consulting their official documentation for compatibility details.
I would fully remove all graphics drivers using Display Driver Uninstaller, then fetch the 3050Ti drivers from Nvidia's site. DDU offers a feature to prevent Windows from updating drivers automatically, which would help until the 3050Ti install is complete. I’d also disable auto-updates afterward, ensuring stability without conflicts.
Consider trying DDU followed by downloading drivers from your laptop maker’s site. These older versions might work, and Lenovo’s page could have the best configurations.
Turn off automatic device setup to prevent conflicts with your driver. The Nvidia Control Panel doesn’t have all the features because it isn’t linked directly to the display.