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6.6.5 AMD Drivers after 18.9.3 Breaking System

  • Closed
  • Minor

Black Friday I upgraded to an AMD RX 580 and installed 18.9.3 onto a W10 vm.  A few weeks ago I tried to update to 18.12.1 to try and fix an issue, and as soon as Windows tries to assign the drivers, it black screens and freezes the VM.  I was able to downgrade and gave up on upgrading.  I recently tried upgrading to 18.12.2 and I got the same issue.  This time, I thought if I booted into barebone windows (my vm drive is an nvme passed through) and installed the driver, and it worked, I could boot up the VM through unraid and it should work.  It did boot into W10, but once it tried to assign the driver, it froze at a black screen.  I found a few other cases of this when researching solutions, so I thought I'd report it.  

 

TL:DR - New AMD drivers are crashing W10, through unraid 6.6.5

 

tower-diagnostics-20181229-2110.zip

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