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The best way, of course, is to uninstall the current drivers with either DDU or AMD's Clean Up utility in Safe Mode, then restarting and downloading a stable (WHQL) release of a driver from AMD's main site and installing that one (not the "auto-detect" option). You might want to download and save it onto your computer before you go into Safe Mode, because when you restart into normal mode Windows will most likely install a driver of its own choosing, which might create a conflict between the driver you've just downloaded and the one Windows has already installed - that's why it's better to restart into normal mode offline and have your driver package ready for installation without any internet connection. You can also try installing an even older driver via a tiny previous drivers link at the bottom.
The best way, of course, is to uninstall the current drivers with either DDU or AMD's Clean Up utility in Safe Mode, then restarting and downloading a stable (WHQL) release of a driver from AMD's main site and installing that one (not the "auto-detect" option). You might want to download and save it onto your computer before you go into Safe Mode, because when you restart into normal mode Windows will most likely install a driver of its own choosing, which might create a conflict between the driver you've just downloaded and the one Windows has already installed - that's why it's better to restart into normal mode offline and have your driver package ready for installation without any internet connection. You can also try installing an even older driver via a tiny previous drivers link at the bottom.
