Priya Fischer

lol same thing happened to me try turning off teh thermal paste first, fixed it for me fingers crossed 🤞

lol same thing happened to me VPN clients sometimes leave a virtual adapter or proxy settings behind 😅 check Settings Network & internet Proxy, and uninstall teh VPN completely to test. fingers crossed 🤞

oh ive been there lol make a backup before u touch the cache, learned that the hard way

hmmm that pattern (black screen, then "display driver stopped responding and has recovered") is Windows TDR: the GPU didn't answer within the timeout so Windows reset teh driver. Open Event Viewer Windows Logs System and look for Event ID…

hmmmm not sure about that everyone keeps saying this but nobody posts proof just my 2 cents

since it started right after teh update, roll back first. Device Manager Display adapters right click your GPU Properties Driver Roll Back Driver . if the button is greyed out, download teh previous package from the AMD support page and…

oh ive been there lol some ppl raise TdrDelay in the registry to hide this, i wouldn't start there: it just gives the GPU longer to hang and doesn't fix anything lol Use it as a diagnostic at most, and remove it afterwards.

ok so honestly just reset teh cache and save yourself teh pain

facts

idk man that sounds like bad advice tbh. @ping pusher429 what did u end up doing in the end just my 2 cents

If rollback doesnt help, do a clean install: download teh driver u want first, disconnect from the internet so Windows Update doesnt push its own, boot into Safe Mode , run DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller), then install the downloaded…

ahh classic pro tip: write down what u change, i didnt and had to redo linux from scratch good luck man! at this point my GPU cost more than my car lol

ok so try turning off teh router first, fixed it for me worked for me anyway 🤷

lol this thread is gold

hmmmm quick q are there any unknown devices in Device Manager with hidden devices shown?