To fix that, just head to AMD's support website and download the appropriate drivers for your graphics card. If you can't get the Radeon Settings to appear at all, something may be corrupted with your drivers. Click Recommended, then select Express upgrade. AMD sometimes releases optional updates for those who want the latest and greatest, but most people should stick to the recommended drivers. If an update is available, you'll see all the available versions. Click the Updates button at the bottom-left of the window.Right-click on the Windows desktop and select AMD Radeon Settings from the menu.But if that's not happening, or you just want to be sure, here's how to check for an update (and install it) manually: In much the same way as Nvidia's drivers, AMD's driver software is supposed to automatically check for updates in the background and give you an alert when anything is available. Sometimes it's the only way to be sure.īe careful to click on the Official Download Here link when grabbing DDU, and not the Update Display Driver button, as the latter isn't what we're talking about. Something else to consider is the option to do a clean install of the drivers, which is an option on both AMD and Nvidia installers if you choose the custom installation option.įinally, if you are switching GPU brands, or if you run into other issues and just want to clean out your system, we recommend using Display Driver Uninstaller to completely wipe any AMD, Intel, and/or Nvidia GPU driver remnants from your system. But if you don't like the idea of logging into GeForce Experience every time you need to install a driver update, you can go to Nvidia's driver page to manually download the latest available driver version.
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