When you run the Driver Installer for the first time it will unpack the Driver into C:\AMD\
If you navigate to this folder and in the search bar type in: AMDCleanUpUtility.exe
Then run this program...
It will require Admin Privileges., accept that.
Then it will tell you that you're not in Safe Mode. Would you like to Reboot and Run in Safe Mode.
Click Yes.
Once rebooted in Safe Mode, it should automatically run... but in-case it doesn't you can find it again the same way you did before.
This will ENTIRELY remove ALL AMD Drivers and Software., so if you're using AMD Storage MI; be careful, as this can brick your computer.
But keep this in mind if you have the CPU, GPU, Chipset, Ryzen Master, etc. installed.
As you need to reinstall ALL of this.
Once done, it'll ask if you want to Reboot again (this time it'll boot back into Normal Mode).
Windows 10 will automatically install a version of your Graphics Drivers compatible with your Card.
These tend to be older versions of the Drivers than what are currently Recommended / Optional... AMD tends to update the Windows WHQL Driver Database somewhat infrequently.
Now as a note., when Windows installs Drivers; you don't get the Radeon Software... so you'll have to deal with Default Options on everything until you install from the AMD Website.
I'd also as a note recommend DELETING the AMD Folder on your C:\ Drive and cleaning out your Downloads Folder before downloading new drivers... in the past I've had issues where the Web Install Drivers have caused issues (not downloading properly or something), while the Full Drivers will Download and Install just fine.
In any case this will resolve the issue with installing the Drivers.
