Latest AMD Radeon Graphics Driver for Windows 11

Jughead135 · Apr 6, 2024

Jughead135 said:
So, I ran a small utility I found, CPUID CPU-Z.

I just discovered there's a similarly-named, but different utility, GPU-Z (apparently unrelated).

Anyway, I ran that in both environments as well. As before, the Win11 iteration appears to be missing information--presumably because the driver isn't running?? Anyway, posted here in case any of you 20-pound brain types can spot something useful....

Win10 results: TechPowerUp

Win11 results: TechPowerUp

Marcus Vinicus · Apr 6, 2024

According to your GPU-Z on Windows 11 your PC is running this driver:
27.20.20903.8001 (Adrenalin 21.5.2) DCH / Win11 64

Looking under Display adaptors in the device manager in Windows will give you more information.

Jughead135 · Apr 6, 2024

Marcus Vinicus said:
According to your GPU-Z on Windows 11 your PC is running this driver:
27.20.20903.8001 (Adrenalin 21.5.2) DCH / Win11 64

Looking under Display adaptors in the device manager in Windows will give you more information.

Yes, currently sane driver in both environments. Working in Win10; not working in Win11.

Seeking a working version for Win11!

Marcus Vinicus · Apr 6, 2024

Jughead135 said:
Yes, currently sane driver in both environments. Working in Win10; not working in Win11.

Seeking a working version for Win11!

The issue could one of these.
1. Bad driver installation.
2. Outdated GPU drivers.
3. GPU driver conflict (this is apparently common with Dell computers).
4. Outdated motherboard drivers
5. Hardware issues.

Please post some screenshots of the display adaptor information from the Windows 11 device manager.
Go to the display adaptor, right-click >> properties >> Driver's tab and also the driver details. It should tell you if Windows thinks the device and drivers are working properly.

Jughead135 · Apr 6, 2024

Marcus Vinicus said:
It should tell you if Windows thinks the device and drivers are working properly.

Windows most definitely does not think the driver is working properly! "Error 43," and it refuses to run them (unless it's the less-common "black screen" variety). As I've stated above, multiple installations & removals of multiple drivers, to include a whole separate "test bed" partition of a clean install of Win11. Works fine in Win10; doesn't work at all in Win11 (error 43 or black screen)--except for one magical combination I found, but was then dumb enough to lose....

Marcus Vinicus · Apr 6, 2024

I suspect the device doesn't meet the current system requirements for Windows 11 so there are no working drivers.

Brink · Apr 25, 2024

New AMD Radeon Software Adrenalin 24.4.1 WHQL update released. See first post for more details.

NormanF · May 3, 2024

Almighty1 said:
Get the latest UWP 30.x including 30.0.13001.2011 AMD Radeon Drivers here:

AMD Radeon Software - Preview Drivers - DCH/UWP

AMD Radeon Software - Preview Drivers - DCH/UWP Driver Version - 24.10.00.14-240117a-399661E Driver Version - 24.10.00.34-240307a-400972E AMD Windows...

forums.guru3d.com

Windows Store AMD Radeon App which is needed:

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/a...wishlist.own&activetab=pivot:plead:verviewtab

It doesn't install from the Microsoft Store. I had to download the AMD APU zipped file (Do a Google Search for Radeon Settings Lite) and unzip that and the UWP folder. First, I had to install the UWP driver and then the Radeon Settings Lite UWP app.

When I launched it, it detected my AMD Firepro 4150M graphics card.

It replaced the AMD Catalyst Graphics Centre.