Recent content by stormy13

Motherboard manufacturer's provide the updates for download on their support sites or notify of an update whatever utility apps they use (Armor Crate for Asus for example). What they don't do is ever force it through Windows Update of the app.

Same here. The only reports of that sort of thing I have seen is from owners of appliance PC's; AKA Dell, HP, etc., when they are not trying to force it through whatever utility app they use.

You're right except that some of the components in the package are still being updated. The PSP driver/component for example, Revision History: ----------------- AMDPSP v5.36.0.0 - Major changes to this driver package include: - Add PSP->Client notification when PSP gets hibernate notification...

For the next time, https://www.sonicwall.com/support/knowledge-base/unable-to-enable-memory-integrity-on-windows-due-to-netextender-driver-incompatibility/230110185112017

Same here only in reverse. Same resolution as Josey and set to 100%, and if I set it to 150% it opens upwards like yours. Before this update it would open upwards for me as well even at 100%, so it looks like they missed increased display scales. Just for fun I just checked it against the...

And yet it is fixed here,

https://www.elevenforum.com/t/connect-to-wireless-display-with-miracast-in-windows-11.3785/

My first copy of W7. Got it for free back in the day. Still have it stashed away somewhere too.

Chipset and video drivers, yes. BIOS update, not a chance. Maybe on an appliance PC like a Dell a bios update will get pushed through WU, but I have never seen or read of any retail motherboard ever getting a bios update through WU.

https://www.samsung.com/us/support/answer/ANS00087324/#:~:text=Instead%20of%20sifting%20through%20your%20email%20or%20cloud%20storage%20app,

This. My Brother looks like this,

Probably for the same reason my Brother printer doesn't, Just like yours it isn't actually connected to my computer but to my router (same reason that it doesn't show up under Printers in Device Manager). Yet if I come at it through Network in File Explorer it does show both the IPv4 and IPv6...

Don't forget the ever popular proprietary 24 pin ATX (or less depending on the form factor) PSU connectors Dell like to use on both their power supplies and motherboards making it impossible to use a standard PSU on their motherboards or a retail motherboard with their PSU's. Not sure if that...

How is the printer (or any of them showing in the Devices and Printers screenshot for that matter) connected? Seeing as you don't have a "Printers" heading in Device Manager that they are all connected to either another computer and being shared, or connected to your router as a network printer...

Update to the AFMF2 driver, https://www.amd.com/en/resources/support-articles/release-notes/RN-RAD-WIN-AFMF2-TECH-Preview.html Differences borrowed from here, AMD Software: Adrenalin Edition Preview Driver for AFMF 2