PC Graphics

[forbiddensoul]

Hi there,

I have been having long standing issues of when my computer re-awakens from sleep, the monitor often receives no signal from the GPU. Rebooting the PC results in the signal being returned.

The issue I have now is that after a system reboot my graphics card appears to have disabled itself.

My display resolution is stuck at 1024x768 with the option of changing it greyed out

If I try to play games that I usually have 240+ FPS at at 1920x1080 resolution I receive only 11 FPS at the 1024x768 resolution.

My device is recognized in Device Manager, but with an error occurring.

When I try updating / reinstalling drivers my card is once again detected by adrenaline software, but after the update / reinstall the card is still in it's disabled state.

No matter what I seem to try my card never re-enables itself, and I am unsure of what disabled it in the first place.

Is there anything I can do to re-enable my card, or has it become defective and I should seek out warranty replacement?

Thanks for any input and help you can offer.

[Tyo]

Hi..

I had similar problem. My RX6650XT run my game at very low fps. When I look at device manager, my display adapter  was dissable with the down arrow sign. When I tried to open adrenalin software there was notification that my driver is not compatible. Then I followed the instruction to download amd driver compatibility tool. I uninstalled radeon software from the dvice manager and downloaded new software from amd. It was solve the issue.  But the  problem was coming back again in several days. I had to do it all over again. I dont know what seem to cause this problem repeated. Im sorry for my poor English.

[PCProbs1]

This procedure to remove the card and drivers entirely might solve the issue. Make sure to do each step in order verbatim.

• Open Apps and Features, and then uninstall any related AMD graphics software
• Open Device Manager, and then Uninstall (and delete) the graphics card/driver
• Shutdown the computer, and then turn off the computer at the wall
• Remove the offending graphics card
• Plug the monitor into the onboard graphics port
• Turn the computer back on (using the onboard graphics)
• Once booted into Windows, shutdown the computer again, and then turn off at the wall
• Re-install the graphics card
• Turn on the computer and let Windows automatically install the drivers (if no drivers are found download them from AMD's website.

[tobiwae]

This is an issue well known to the community, but apparently not to AMD. The issue is unresolved since February and it doesn't look like we can expect a fix soon (or ever).

See https://community.amd.com/t5/drivers-software/monitor-fails-to-resume-from-sleep-s3-mode-with-23-2-2... for details.

To re-enable the card you can just right-click it in the device manager -> Disable it and Enable it again. But the next time your display goes to sleep it will happen again.

As a workaround you can disable "ULPS". See the thread linked above for details.

[MigMit]

Same problem here, with my ASUS ROG STRIX Radeon RX 6650 XT O8G GAMING V2, disabling ULPS helps me.

[Max229-bit]

Hello, 

I have been experiencing this same problem, with the added problem that my computer won't even recognize my GPU in device manager. I was wondering if you ever fixed the issue and how?