Check CCC>Information>Software to confirm that the Catalyst Version (second line) now says 11.10. This should mean that the 11.10's are now installed and active. (a) It starts cleanly and reboots into Windows at normal (1920x1080) resolution. ** When you restart, one of two things occurs: Hold down the Power Button to force shutdown. Very odd, but perfectly normal in this context. When you attempt to restart manually, you get a BSOD during the shutdown phase. (b) More often, when it finishes the installation, it just sits there without directing a reboot. (a) Occasionally (rarely) it just installs cleanly, tells you to reboot to complete the process, reboots with the new drivers and you're done.
HOW TO REINSTALL AMD RADEON DRIVERS WINDOWS 10 INSTALL
** Install the ATI/AMD drivers as you normally would. ** Download the reference drivers you wish to install. You want the discrete (ATI) card to be active. Close or minimize any open programs and switch to the IGP. Right click on desktop and click on Configure Switchable Graphics.
** Check that all is installed and working properly with the Dell drivers. ** Installation of the Dell drivers is necessary because it includes the drivers for the Intel IGP the ATI/AMD reference drivers do not include any drivers for the IGP, so it will continue to use the Dell drivers throughout. ** Install the Dells latest Drivers downloaded from Dell page: ** Run CCleaner Registry Cleaner multiple times until it reports no issues. ** Restart in Safe Mode (F8 at the boot screen) and run DriverSweeper (selecting only AMD - Display).Restart when prompted. ** Start from a clean base - remove the existing drivers through Control Panel (and/or Device Manager, if needed) until both display cards are identified in Device Manager as Windows VGA devices.
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