Led to a 10 1903 and Radeon GPU drivers problem with a black screen.
Led to a 10 1903 and Radeon GPU drivers problem with a black screen.
With a Radeon GPU you're performing a fresh installation of 1903, Windows attempts to apply an outdated GPU driver that isn't compatible with the latest version. This often leads to a black screen upon startup—either a blank screen, a cursor visible, or a spinning loading wheel. To resolve this, you may need to locate a newer driver (version 19.5.1 or higher), though 19.5.1 and 19.5.2 aren't particularly reliable. You could try booting into Windows without drivers installed and then reinstall the updated driver. Alternatively, use DDU to remove the old driver from safe mode while preventing automatic driver updates, and finally install the new ones through Windows.
You require the most recent compatible driver. Why would you use an outdated version?
You don’t have time for setting up a new driver when the initial display after installing Windows shows a completely black screen.
Having VNC set up or a remote control app is beneficial. It requires a different driver, but even though the monitor shows a black screen, you can manage it from the system—this opens the chance to install drivers. A handy shortcut that actually functions.
Try restarting your device or checking for software updates. If the issue persists, consult technical support for further assistance.
Discussing upgrades isn't the focus; the real problem arises during a clean installation.