![]() ![]() If you're using an AMD GPU, then the Radeon installer's built-in "factory reset" (under Additional Options) function is preferred over DDU. If that's the case, there is an excellent guide on that here (opens new window). You may also want to use DDU for this if you're using an NVIDIA or Intel GPU. Generic display drivers for most common adapters can be found here: ![]() ![]() Just make sure you're getting them from the manufacturer's website. If you're unable to find the correct page for your drivers, searching " graphics drivers" may help yield the correct results. It is difficult to be precise with this method as hardware configurations and website layouts vary considerably. Note that if you get a message claiming the latest drivers are already installed, attempt method 3. Note this may take some time and your screen may flicker. Windows will now begin installing the latest graphics driver it can find. Right-click it and select "Update driver". Note that it may now be called "Microsoft Basic Display Adapter". Go back to Display Adapters and find the graphics device you are attempting to reinstall. Go to "Action", then select "Scan for hardware changes". Note that your screen may flicker after clicking this button. Select "Delete the driver software for this device" then click "Uninstall". Right-click the adapter you wish to reinstall the graphics drivers for and right-click it. You'll be presented with a list of the graphics devices in your system. Open Device Manager by either searching for it in Start, or pressing Win + X and tapping M afterwards.įind and expand the "Display adapters" icon. This method may not work effectively on older versions of Windows, if this is the case then use method 3. Windows should begin looking for any drivers or updates available for your device, including graphics drivers if any are available. If there are updates available, click "Download". You can do this by searching for it in the Start menu, pressing Win + I, or pressing the Settings icon above the power button. This method will update Windows and all available drivers, however as a general troubleshooting step this is not a bad idea. # Reinstalling Graphics Drivers # Method 1: Windows Update ![]()
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