I tried to save 'msinfo' and 'DxDiag' files of both situations, when the drivers are broken and when they're working, but when I opened them up and tried to compare the differences, the only things that were different were the times of when I saved the reports. -Click Start, type Device Manager and open it -Click on any driver -Go to Actions the hit Scan for Hardware Changes Check if the display driver will appear. I haven't found any correlation between incidents, as sometimes I'll boot into Windows and my drivers will be working perfectly, and other times I will have to 'repair' my drivers and reboot 3 or 4 times before they actually 'stick,' in the sense that the drivers are present when I log in to my user account.

Note: The screen may go black intermittently during the uninstall process and may last for up to. Click Yes when prompted, 'Are you sure you want to uninstall the AMD driver' The uninstall process will begin removing drivers and software components. Select AMD Software and then click Uninstall.

Hi! I'm having this confusing issue where, when I first turn on my computer for the day, my graphics drivers will be completely uninstalled, and I have to reinstall them, sometimes multiple times, before I can get into a boot of windows that has the drivers actually working.įor reference, my system is a dual boot of Linux Mint/Windows 10, and this problem only occurs when I try to boot into Win10. In the Control Panel select Programs and Features.

I uninstalled my graphics driver