To just install the Drivers and any necessary related software like Radeon Settings do this:
1- If you ran the AMD Installation package, you should have the following AMD Folder created C:\AMD in the Root Directory
2- If not, then use 7-Zip to unpack the AMD Installation package .exe and save it.
3- Go to Device Manager - Display. Click on the GPU card or MS Display Adapter and click on "Update Driver" and guide it to the C:\AMD folder. It will automatically scan the entire folder and install the correct driver for your Windows OS.
4- to install the Audio, In Device Manager - Sound, Video, Game Controller. If the AMD HD Audio is not installed, then click on HD Audio then "Update Driver" and again guide it to the AMD Folder C:\AMD. It will automatically scan the entire folder and install the AMD HD Audio driver.
I have an Nvidia GPU Card but inputted in the search box the correct AMD Folder for you. Just pretend I have a GPU card that is AMD for the time being so as to not get confused.
*** I suggest you uninstall the current AMD Driver package with DDU in Safe mode with the Internet disconnected. If C:\AMD is present then don't delete it. Once DDU boots back into Windows desktop with the internet still disconnected, open Device Manager and proceed as above. Once the AMD Drivers are installed, connect the Internet again and delete C:\AMD folder to save space and prevent future conflict with installing newer drivers in the future.***
IF by any chance, DDU deletes C:\AMD then after rebooting back to the desktop, run the AMD Installation package and when it asks to install cancel. C:\AMD folder should have been created in the Root Directory. If not, just use 7-Zip to unpack the AMD Installation package.
If by any chance you can't update the Display driver when it has MS Display Adapter then in Device Manager click on Scan for Hardware Changes. This will install AMD Drivers from Windows OS. Now you can update the driver again.
See if this works for you.
