That's it! Crossing my fingers and I'm going to try gaming for a few days to see if it acts up. Check your settings there and it should be the version you installed. Restart again to normal Windows for safe measure, but now you should be able to run the CCC. Next, if you click Start, you'll see the AMD Settings installed.Ħ. Just saying it in case you experience it. My computer froze for like a full 5 seconds before coming back alive again. Double-click > ccc2_install and run the WULaunchApp. Check back to your C:\AMD folder and there should magically be a WU-CCC2 folder there. Go to C:\Program Files\AMD\CCC2\Install (Default directory). If, like me, it installed successfully, you're almost done! At this point, the driver installed but not yet the CCC. Right-click > Update Driver > Browse my computer for driver software > ģ.B. This is your clue that your drivers uninstalled successfully and completely.ģ.A. At this point, make sure that Windows shows your driver as a generic driver or unknown video driver. If, like me, you failed to install it in Safe Mode using the install wizard, run the Device Manager in normal Windows mode. If you're an unlucky dude, see more below.ģ. Mine failed, but if it works for you at this point ignore the rest of the steps. Still in Safe mode, try to run the Offline Standalone Installer Wizard. If you fail at 2.C., proceed to Step 3.Ģ.C. Nonetheless, try it first before proceeding to Step 3 as I did).
(which was what I saw as the solution in other forums, but it didn't work for me. Once uninstalled, you can try to proceed to 2.C. It should go through without problems (if you get some errors, I can't help you there since I didn't experience it). Run the AMD DDU (AMD Cleanup Utility) and let it work it's magic. If, like me, you get an error during uninstallation, that's fine. Go to Control Panel > Programs & Features. Once in Safe Mode, you'll need to do two things:Ģ.A. Once you get to Advanced Startup, choose 4 ( Safe Mode only)Ģ.
Otherwise, if you're luck or quick enough, login to Windows normally and press Start > Power > while clicking Restart so you can get into Advanced Startup. Shouldn't take long after a few restarts. If, like me, Windows hangs when you boot it up after installing, try to restart the computer a couple of times until Windows will fail to load and you get into the advanced restart screen.
If you can log into Windows normally without Windows freezing or crashing, proceed to step 2. press & hold the power button until PC turns off and then start again) and boot into Windows normally. After being stuck installing, try manually restarting your computer (e.g.
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