I had to RMA my 970, so I am using an A10-7850k in the mean time. Only thing is, when I try to install the latest drivers, and reboot, I get the Windows boot logo, but then the screen just says no signal. I have looked everywhere and cannot find anything on this.
I have used DDU to uninstall the Nvidia and AMD drivers multiple times. I even installed the driver for my monitor instead of generic Windows one. It works perfectly fine WITHOUT the drivers. It is not a hardware issue.
Which version of windows are you running?
Windows 7 Pro 64-bit
Try to enter everything into the "Manually Select Your Driver"-tool. The result it comes up with should work.
http://support.amd.com/en-us/download
Already done that. I click "Display Results" and it does nothing at all, in any browser. I downloaded 16.3.2 from the "latest APU drivers", and using the "automatically find" thing.
It is not an issue of not having correct drivers.
Does no one have any idea?
Sorry, has been a busy day. I have no clue.
Did you try to install older drivers? Before installing the new drivers everything was going super smooth and no issues occurred?
My HD6870 does the same but before doing that went nuts for a bit so it might be a different story.
My best guess would be trying to deactivate the radeon GPU from your UEFI, and just run with Nvidia which im guessing is your desktop/gaming gpu.
Im using a 7850 APU aswell, along side a Nvidia gtx750TI and AMD does not agree with Nvidia GPUs, or the other way round(most likely NVIDIA though), regardless if it is windows or Linux.
The two drivers can sort of co-exist in windows, except if you plug in 1 screen to each controller. Then something as simple as youtube creates massive amounts of overhead, claiming to use 30-40% cpu to render the desktop/the movie stream, until you move your browser window to the Nvidia screen.
Linux it just ranges from fonts being scewed, to just downright emergency consoles.