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09-18-2017 10:33 PM
I have upgraded to Windows 10 x64 and I was using dual monitors.
One of the monitor has stopped working and when I chekced in the device manager, one of the 2 display adaptors has got an exclaimation mark beside it and says:
I tried to update the driver but it was usefull.
Can you give me a hand with this issue?
Best regards
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09-21-2017 01:09 AM
Greetings!
Welcome to HP forum
You mentioned that it is Zbook 14 . So ,this is a the first gen Zbook 14. The reply is provided based on that
If your Zbook is newer like G2, G3, G4 . The solution would differ slightly but the main idea is the same .
1) The unknown device seems to be for the AMD graphics driver .Install this one
2) If that does not install restart the unit ,at the HP screen , press F10 to enter BIOS .Go to Advanced > Device configuration > Makes sure Hybrid Graphics is checked
Try reinstalling the AMD Graphics driver
3) If still the same , then go back to BIOS > Advanced > Boot options > Secure boot configuration .Make sure Secure boot is checked and Boot Mode has UEFI native selected . If the settings are already in this manner
Once this is done , try installing the same AMD driver
4) If that also does not work ,run a windows update .Windows update also updates hardware enabling drivers for Win 10
5) If still no change , reimage the HDD but make sure all the BIOS settings are set , as mentioned
Please click the 'Thumbs up' button to say Thanks
Click 'Accept as Solution' ,if it solves your problem
09-21-2017 01:09 AM
Greetings!
Welcome to HP forum
You mentioned that it is Zbook 14 . So ,this is a the first gen Zbook 14. The reply is provided based on that
If your Zbook is newer like G2, G3, G4 . The solution would differ slightly but the main idea is the same .
1) The unknown device seems to be for the AMD graphics driver .Install this one
2) If that does not install restart the unit ,at the HP screen , press F10 to enter BIOS .Go to Advanced > Device configuration > Makes sure Hybrid Graphics is checked
Try reinstalling the AMD Graphics driver
3) If still the same , then go back to BIOS > Advanced > Boot options > Secure boot configuration .Make sure Secure boot is checked and Boot Mode has UEFI native selected . If the settings are already in this manner
Once this is done , try installing the same AMD driver
4) If that also does not work ,run a windows update .Windows update also updates hardware enabling drivers for Win 10
5) If still no change , reimage the HDD but make sure all the BIOS settings are set , as mentioned
Please click the 'Thumbs up' button to say Thanks
Click 'Accept as Solution' ,if it solves your problem