
- #Amd adrenalin hangs at detecting hardware install
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- #Amd adrenalin hangs at detecting hardware driver
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#Amd adrenalin hangs at detecting hardware drivers
Drivers works fine, but now I got random computer restarts, even without bsod. HP ProBook 455 G7, AMD Ryzen 7 4700U - works partially.
#Amd adrenalin hangs at detecting hardware Pc
HP EliteDesk 705 35W G4 Desktop Mini PC - issue solved! thanks a lot!
#Amd adrenalin hangs at detecting hardware driver
When turning on Hyper-V, the graphic driver still installed. My Elitebook 735 G5 works fine by following your response. If you do have bit locker enabled make sure to suspend or disable before making the change.
#Amd adrenalin hangs at detecting hardware install
As long as your Windows install is using UEFI you should be able to switch without having to reinstall Windows. When set to "Legacy Support Disable and Secure Boot Enable" or "Legacy Support Disable and Secure Boot Disable" I do not see the issue. I can only reproduce the issue on an HP EliteBook 745 G5 and 745 G6 when set to Legacy Support Enable and Secure Boot Disable.

If so try changing to "Legacy Support Disable and Secure Boot Enable" or "Legacy Support Disable and Secure Boot Disable". If you do not get a BSOD with just the AMD graphics driver then I would move on to testing Nvidia drivers.įor those of you with HP systems having this issue, do you have the systems set to "Legacy Support Enable and Secure Boot Disable" (BIOS F10 > Advanced > Secure Boot Configuration).

If you get a BSOD then I would try removing the AMD driver and try the latest from AMD. Once the AMD graphics driver is fully installed and you have rebooted, enable Virtual Machine Platform. After Virtual Machine Platform is disabled Install the AMD graphics driver. If you do not get a BSOD with no graphics driver installed then try disabling Virtual Machine Platform. With no graphics drivers installed enable Virtual Machine Platform, do you still get a BSOD? If you do get a BSOD then there is something beyond the graphics drivers causing the issue most likely. Use DDU to fully remove both the AMD and Nvidia graphics drivers. Is this an Omen 15z? When you say you have an HP system with a 4600H that leads me to thinking you also have an Nvidia discrete card.
#Amd adrenalin hangs at detecting hardware software
My system (hardware and software details) are here sorry to hear this did not work.

Hardware Protected Video Decode: Hardware accelerated Out-of-process Rasterization: Hardware accelerated PS: disabling virtual machine platform re-enables the hardware acceleration: I don't know if it is a "windows" problem or a "AMD driver" problem. I sent a bug report to AMD, maybe that will help. WebGL2: Software only, hardware acceleration unavailable WebGL: Software only, hardware acceleration unavailable Hardware Protected Video Decode: Disabled When I go to edge://gpu/ here is the result:Ĭanvas: Software only, hardware acceleration unavailableĬompositing: Software only. But still I have GPU acceleration off everywhere, for example in chrome/edge :
