Radeon Graphics Driver

Catfish · 03-13-21, 05:52 PM

Current drivers and MS in this timeline are what you call a pita.

Possible solution (try it):
Right-click on "My PC", click manage.
Click Device manager.
Go to graphic cards,
(assuming there are two entries, one being the onboard graphics, and the other the intended-to-use graphic card),
right-click on the onboard graphics -> disable,
the other graphic card one should be enabled of course. It should not install updates automatically then.

If you right click "graphic card" and "properties", you can also go back to the last working driver, if the new one does not work. At least it worked during the last update, but you know.. Mickeysoft.
The guys that give you Hafnium and other not-yet-detected fails.

Not sure, but worth a try. Win 10 is not what you want to have if you want to keep control and know what you are doing.

Or get the Enterprise version

03-13-21, 05:52 PM	#2
Catfish Dipped Squirrel Operative Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: ..where the ocean meets the sky Posts: 17,822 Downloads: 38 Uploads: 0	Current drivers and MS in this timeline are what you call a pita. Possible solution (try it): Right-click on "My PC", click manage. Click Device manager. Go to graphic cards, (assuming there are two entries, one being the onboard graphics, and the other the intended-to-use graphic card), right-click on the onboard graphics -> disable, the other graphic card one should be enabled of course. It should not install updates automatically then. If you right click "graphic card" and "properties", you can also go back to the last working driver, if the new one does not work. At least it worked during the last update, but you know.. Mickeysoft. The guys that give you Hafnium and other not-yet-detected fails. Not sure, but worth a try. Win 10 is not what you want to have if you want to keep control and know what you are doing. Or get the Enterprise version __________________ >^..^<)))>{ All generalizations are wrong. Last edited by Catfish; 03-13-21 at 06:00 PM.*