AMD

For a normal Radeon driver update, use the compatible package from AMD or your PC maker, install it, restart and check the result. You do not need to begin by removing every graphics driver. On a laptop, start with the manufacturer’s support page for the exact model. If the problem began after an update, preserve your route back before trying another package. A successful installer is only halfway there. The useful question is whether the right driver stayed installed and your game, display or application now behaves as expected. ...

Request My laptop has a dedicated NVIDIA, AMD, or Intel Arc GPU, but a game, editor, CAD app, AI tool, or external monitor seems to be using integrated graphics instead. Treat this as an app-routing problem first, not as proof that the laptop is broken. On many laptops the screen still passes through integrated graphics even when the dedicated GPU is doing the rendering. The useful goal is to make the exact app use the high-performance GPU and then verify real load. ...

Request Device Manager shows Code 28, or an Unknown device appeared after a Windows reinstall, new SSD, update, BIOS change, or hardware swap. Code 28 normally means Windows sees something connected, but does not have the right driver for it yet. The fastest safe fix is not a driver-pack app. It is to identify the device, match it to the exact PC/laptop/motherboard model, and install the official package. Start with the boring checks first. They prevent most bad driver installs: ...