Nvidia Drivers issue
Nvidia Drivers issue
Ce qui indique la version GeForce comme supérieure à celle que j'avais, je ne sais pas ce qui a provoqué cela. J'ai visité le site de Nvidia et j'ai trouvé uniquement la langue française ou néerlandaise. La version liée semble plus récente. Est-ce que je devrais désinstaller l'autre application ? Je vois que dans mes applications installées, il y a plusieurs de ces logiciels.
During the setup phase you'll find the choice to perform a fresh installation, give it a shot.
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What could be the reason your PC doesn’t wake up after using the mouse or keyboard? I also think my Windows license might be lost— it worked during installation but not anymore after updates. To be clear, I used the key from an older PC with a physical copy, removed it from that machine and applied it to the new one. Is this because the older PC is still active?
Avoid using the old machine by logging into your MS account via web browser.
Concern about mouse/keyboard failing to wake from sleep isn't clear, so further research may be needed.
I still notice the Microsoft Basic Display Adapter, can I remove it?
Apologies for the delayed response, I removed all other devices linked to my MS account. Do I have to take any action to enable the key on the new machine? And may I continue using my older device?
Can leave it, there's no harm doing so. I wonder if basic driver is to make integrated graphics functional. Could install igpu driver if wanted to get most out of it. Or disable igpu in bios, that should hide Microsoft basic driver.
https://www.amd.com/en/support/apu/amd-r...-7-7800x3d
If not activated yet run the troubleshooter to activate, the key you used should now activate. Old machine won't be activated but will still be useable.
I uninstalled the basic driver and it resolved the issue. Will this stop problems later? Also, how can I automatically update my motherboard drivers? Does AMD Detect handle that? I ended up installing AMD Adrenalin, but I don’t have an AMD GPU—should I remove it? Or is updating the motherboard drivers still important? I also have GeForce installed.
Windows supports the majority of drivers. Chipset information from Amd.com is available at the provided link. Avoid auto-update programs like driver boosters; you're unsure what you're actually installing. Your CPU includes integrated graphics, so it's up to you whether to install Adrenaline (similar to NvidiaCP).
Thank you for your message. I followed the link you provided to obtain the drivers, but my Wi-Fi connection is much slower than expected (around 2MBps). Could you clarify? Also, I accidentally installed Adrenaline while searching for a driver—it prompted me and was on late night. Would it be okay if I kept the GeForce as well? Since I have an AMD CPU, should I leave it in without a GPU? And is it safe to uninstall it now?
Up to you, remove it or uninstall it—it won’t affect GeForce. If you’re not using igpu, you might be able to uninstall it without issues. There are people more informed about Wi-Fi than me; I’d probably guess the signal isn’t perfect—either too far away or with interference. It’s not very reliable, and running a network cable would be better.