monitor goes into sleep mode after amd driver install

[koek352]

I got an amd 390 and whenever I start up with standard windows drivers (windows 10) everything starts up fine, but when I install amd drivers and I start my pc up. I see the windows 10 logo and then my monitor goes on sleep mode and says it does not get any signals from pc. anyone got any suggestions? reinstalled drivers already now on integrated graphics is this a known bug?

Specs
Gpu: sapphire 390 8b
cpu: amd fx 4100 (waiting for repair of new one)
motherboard: asrock n68-vs3 (same deal)
PSU: seasonic s12g 650W

 

[Averst450]

Go into BIOS when the PC starts and make sure that it's set to use the your 390, it sounds like it's trying to load the integrated graphics even with your card installed.

 

[Popo2515]

Go into BIOS when the PC starts and make sure that it's set to use the your 390, it sounds like it's trying to load the integrated graphics even with your card installed.

i have it on pci. When i have it on integrated graphics the screen just stays black and nothing happens.

 

[Averst450]

Go into BIOS when the PC starts and make sure that it's set to use the your 390, it sounds like it's trying to load the integrated graphics even with your card installed.

i have it on pci. When i have it on integrated graphics the screen just stays black and nothing happens.

Sounds like a driver problem then, I would check the AMD forums and see if anyone reports the same issue, you might also want to try a beta or legacy driver in the meantime.

 

[Popo2515]

Go into BIOS when the PC starts and make sure that it's set to use the your 390, it sounds like it's trying to load the integrated graphics even with your card installed.

i have it on pci. When i have it on integrated graphics the screen just stays black and nothing happens.

Sounds like a driver problem then, I would check the AMD forums and see if anyone reports the same issue, you might also want to try a beta or legacy driver in the meantime.

i will post this message on the reddit forum of amd Thank you