Hi, im using lenovo g40-45 AMD A8 with AMD Radeon R5 M330 Graphics with OS windows 8.1 64-bit,im just reinstall my laptop after i got BSOD and there says "thread stuck in device driver" ,i putted everything into my system and downloaded the correct drivers (I hope) and installed them.restarting my pc and attempting to open radeon settings, it shows this frustrating message "radeon settings are currently not available please try again after connecting amd graphics", I have reinstalled the drivers again but nothing changed, still stuck with this one.even on device manager the device status is "Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (Code 43) ".
Please help me im stuck with this one,thanks
Have you installed the drivers from Lenovo for your Laptop?
Don't download from AMD, only from Lenovo..
Go to the website and run auto detect for your drivers..
I just try installing drivers from lenovo website,but the drivers got errors in the middle of installation process, after that the screen goes blank and my laptop keep repeatedly restarting
If you download from AMD;
select the Drivers and Support
now select Processors with graphics
now select the AMD A-Series Processors
now select the AMD A8-Series APU for Laptops and you should see your graphics adapter in there. You will need to identify your CPU model number other than A-8.
then select the AMD A-Series Processors
i have tried this too,but doesn't work for me,after installing the drivers my laptop restarting and then the screen stuck in the black screen
to my knowledge, Bristol Ridge APU is totally unsupported on Windows 8.1 , so you wont find any Chipset Drivers, hence it wont easily work without tinkering.
Does that mean i have to change my windows version or what?
dont know; have a Deskmini with A10-9700 and it runs Windows 7 64Bit;
with Windows 8.1 had no luck whatsoever, even with a prior A320 board; but maybe you got it running.
if you have a laptop, you should be setup via the official drivers from Lenovo or whomever; if you find Chipset drivers for Windows 8.1, you should be good to go.
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