What problem do you face when trying to install the graphics card software for your Dell Inspiron 15 3576?
What problem do you face when trying to install the graphics card software for your Dell Inspiron 15 3576?
I need help because when I tried to install AMD Radeon 520 drivers on my Dell Inspiron 15 3576 running Windows 10, the computer froze and turned completely black. This happened after I downloaded and ran the latest drivers from the official website. Even though the program started fine at first, it suddenly stopped working, which means I can't use all my graphics power anymore. I had to restart my laptop myself because of this freeze.
Check out this link for those graphics drivers: https://www.amd.com/en/support/graphics/...radeon-520
The Radeon 520 is really built on GCN, a thing AMD no longer uses and that only works with Windows 10 in a pinch. You can try the drivers from COLGeek if you want, or just use this Beta driver I tried myself to get my old 7870 working again. My computer is an old Dell AIO desktop, so I had to turn off the Radeon graphics because it's causing me trouble too. I hope you succeed where I failed before.
For OEM branded Laptops and all-in-one PCs, you should NEVER download drivers from an external link if it's not official or not from the maker. For Laptops, it is HIGHLY recommended to install drivers/firmware/BIOS directly from the Laptop's official support page. First, try to remove all previous drivers installed on your system. Use a tool called DDU if you need to clear everything out. Then go ahead and reinstall the VGA drivers fresh. Let Dell Support Assist help find the right ones for you. Click on "Check for Updates" here in this link. There is also a Manual search option you can use. https://www.dell.com/support/home/en-us/...op/drivers
I put in a brand new Windows 10. Right after turning it on, I tried installing the driver for my graphics card from the site, but again, things stopped working. My laptop gets stuck right away and won't answer any questions or commands.
It looks like something isn't working right on your laptop. Maybe try resetting its BIOS settings back to the beginning of the factory default. Sometimes that helps, but if the problem is still there, you probably have a real issue with the machine itself. I can't look inside the laptop from here online; without seeing it in person, I couldn't dig deeper into the problem. From this point on, it's pretty tough to tell exactly where things are wrong.