Hello,
I recently downloaded the AMD catalyst 14.12 update after an AMD update message appeared on my desktop.
While the update was installing I began to browse the web. All of a sudden my screen went black and I get the "no DVI" message. I waited about 5 minutes and the signal was not restored, so I reboot it.
Since then, my boot time has went from ~30 secs to ~60 secs. The computer spends a very long time on the Windows logo screen.Then the screen goes black for a second (seems to quickly lose signal as the DVI input message pops up like i just turned on the monitor) and it prompts me to enter my password. Loading the desktop is slower as well.
Despite this, the new 14.12 update appears to be installed according to the AMD catalyst control center.
I figured it must be an issue with the new driver, so I used the Windows "rollback driver" feature to revert back to the previous graphics card driver. According to the catalyst control center this rollback was successful, however this did not fix the slow boot time.
Aside from this the computer functions normally.
Any ideas?
Specs:
- Windows 7 64
- Radeon R9270x
- AMD A8 6600k Black
- 8GB Ram (Gkills ripjaws)
- Gigabyte GA-F2A78M-D3H (rev. 3.0)
- Cooler master 625w power
- Seagate 1TB SATA3 hard drive
I recently downloaded the AMD catalyst 14.12 update after an AMD update message appeared on my desktop.
While the update was installing I began to browse the web. All of a sudden my screen went black and I get the "no DVI" message. I waited about 5 minutes and the signal was not restored, so I reboot it.
Since then, my boot time has went from ~30 secs to ~60 secs. The computer spends a very long time on the Windows logo screen.Then the screen goes black for a second (seems to quickly lose signal as the DVI input message pops up like i just turned on the monitor) and it prompts me to enter my password. Loading the desktop is slower as well.
Despite this, the new 14.12 update appears to be installed according to the AMD catalyst control center.
I figured it must be an issue with the new driver, so I used the Windows "rollback driver" feature to revert back to the previous graphics card driver. According to the catalyst control center this rollback was successful, however this did not fix the slow boot time.
Aside from this the computer functions normally.
Any ideas?
Specs:
- Windows 7 64
- Radeon R9270x
- AMD A8 6600k Black
- 8GB Ram (Gkills ripjaws)
- Gigabyte GA-F2A78M-D3H (rev. 3.0)
- Cooler master 625w power
- Seagate 1TB SATA3 hard drive
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