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scarlet_dani
Adept I
‎08-25-2022 04:20 PM

Windows AMD display updates causing me to always have to reinstall drivers

GPU: RX 6600

CPU: Ryzen 5 5600G

Mobo: HP 8906 

 

32 GB RAM

OS: Windows 11 Home 21H2

Preface that I have a HP prebuilt system with some aftermarket parts, and I’m not the most software savvy person. 

I had purchased a RX 6600 and installed the 22.8.1 drivers (newest at the time) after wiping my system of all previous ones. 
 
While I hadn’t noticed any major issues while gaming or general use, and performance had been excellent, as of last night Windows 11 updates have been pushing constant AMD display updates (such as “Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. - Display - 30.0.21016.5”) and every time they have been downloaded and installed they prevent Adrenaline Software from working, causing me to have to redownload it all, and update my drivers, every time  

 

And the annoying part is there are these new AMD updates pushed by Windows constantly to where it looks like they conflict with each other and it’s making my system impossible to use. 

I have no idea what’s causing this and I’ve prevented windows from pushing updates in the meantime but any help would be appreciated.

 

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cpurpe91
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‎08-25-2022 04:53 PM

I had the same problem about 6 months ago. Windows drivers broke my drivers and did not function as they should. Here is how you fix it.

  1. Press "Windows+R".
  2. Run "gpedit.esc".
  3. Under "Computer Config Policy" click "Administrative Templates".
  4. Next click "Windows Components".
  5. Navigate to "Windows Update".
  6. Click "Manage Updates Offered From Windows Update".
  7. Double Click "Do Not Include Drivers With Windows Updates".
  8. Click "Enabled" then "Apply" and "OK".
  9. Restart your PC.
  10. Run AMD Cleanup Utility or DDU.
  11. Reinstall drivers from AMD official site.

Here are images in order how every step should look. 

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Hopefully this fixes the issues caused by Windows faulty drivers.

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scarlet_dani
In response to cpurpe91
Adept I
‎08-25-2022 05:42 PM

Thanks loads, I've followed your steps. Fingers crossed it will work, but you've been very helpful already. 

scarlet_dani
In response to cpurpe91
Adept I
‎09-08-2022 03:57 PM

Hi, Its done it again even though I've followed your steps and had ensured that the Local Group Policy Edirot settings were the same 

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Axton
Challenger
‎09-09-2022 11:47 AM

Check if this setting is still on:

To stop Windows from doing automatic driver updates, navigate to Control Panel > System & Security > System > Advanced System Settings > Hardware > Device Installation Settings. Then choose "No (your device might not work as expected)." 

 

scarlet_dani
In response to Axton
Adept I
‎09-10-2022 09:12 AM

Tried that as well and still had no luck. After looking around i tried this solution instead:

Prevent Windows Update from Updating Specific Device Driver | Tutorials (tenforums.com)

And there is also the "Microsoft Show and Hide Updates" program that I now have ready to use if needed. 

But again, I don't know if this will be a permanent fix. 

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