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The company damaged my laptop.

The company damaged my laptop.

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COLIN20052012
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12-24-2021, 01:56 AM
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I own a Lenovo laptop equipped with a Ryzen 7 6800U and Radeon Graphics. It had a TPM stuttering problem that was fixed a few months back. Recently, I found an AMD driver update and wondered if it would be wise to try DDU first before updating. I shouldn’t have done that. Now my laptop is stuttering heavily—mouse movements, games, videos are all affected. The DDU appears to have removed whatever code was used to fix the TPM issue. I attempted a fresh BIOS install using a file from Lenovo’s site, but tried many AMD and chipset drivers. I’ve reinstalled Windows multiple times (resetting and doing a full install from USB). It’s been checked. Since I need to turn off TPM to stop the stuttering, I can’t install Windows 11. I’m currently using Fedora. If anyone has suggestions, it would be greatly appreciated. (The laptop is a Lenovo Thinkbook 13s Gen 4, Ryzen 7 6800u with Radeon Graphics)
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COLIN20052012
12-24-2021, 01:56 AM #1

I own a Lenovo laptop equipped with a Ryzen 7 6800U and Radeon Graphics. It had a TPM stuttering problem that was fixed a few months back. Recently, I found an AMD driver update and wondered if it would be wise to try DDU first before updating. I shouldn’t have done that. Now my laptop is stuttering heavily—mouse movements, games, videos are all affected. The DDU appears to have removed whatever code was used to fix the TPM issue. I attempted a fresh BIOS install using a file from Lenovo’s site, but tried many AMD and chipset drivers. I’ve reinstalled Windows multiple times (resetting and doing a full install from USB). It’s been checked. Since I need to turn off TPM to stop the stuttering, I can’t install Windows 11. I’m currently using Fedora. If anyone has suggestions, it would be greatly appreciated. (The laptop is a Lenovo Thinkbook 13s Gen 4, Ryzen 7 6800u with Radeon Graphics)