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I get notifications that there are Radeon Sotware updates available.  I bring up the AMD Software app installed on my laptop.   

Current version:   2020.0228.1832.33370

 

System:  AMD Ryzen 7 3700U with Radeon Vega Mobile Gfx

 

Under the System tab there should be a menu choice to update but there is not.  Its almost like its disabled.

The app does not offer an option to install the upgrade.   I closed and opened the app in Admin mode, no difference.

No menu choice, offered to updated at all.

 

How can I turn on the menu choice so I can update the Radeon software?     OR is there a simple way to update the software outside of that app?

 

 

 

 

 

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@Scott_Burrows 

OK, that's probably because you have a really OLD version of the Radeon Software -- Feb 2020.  The version I am using is from Nov 2020 -- so they could have changed the interface in the interim.

 

You can go to this page and see if auto-detect finds the current drivers:  https://www.amd.com/en/support



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@Scott_Burrows 

I presume you mean the Radeon Software app that is launched from the System Tray.

 

When you open the screen, the menu item System should be highlighted in the upper left.  Look down the left side under Software & Driver and it should show the most current Radeon Software Version and the Status on your PC.

 

Look further down on the left and it will have:

Preferred Software Version -- Recommended Only or Recommended + Optional

Check for Updates -- Automatic (on or off)

Download Drivers & Software -- Disabled or Enabled

 

To get driver updates, you have to at least have the Download setting to Enabled.



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@wawood,

 

Thanks for your reply.

 

Under Software and Driver I do not have what you list below.   They are just not there.

None of these are there:

"Preferred Software Version -- Recommended Only or Recommended + Optional

Check for Updates -- Automatic (on or off)

Download Drivers & Software -- Disabled or Enabled"

 

See image I posted below:

 

Radeon Software No-Update.PNG

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@Scott_Burrows 

OK, that's probably because you have a really OLD version of the Radeon Software -- Feb 2020.  The version I am using is from Nov 2020 -- so they could have changed the interface in the interim.

 

You can go to this page and see if auto-detect finds the current drivers:  https://www.amd.com/en/support



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@WAWood,

 

Yes, thanks that solved it.   I went to the AMD link you provided.   Downloaded and installed the latest Adrenaline software.   I can now see the menu options you mentioned.

 

Thank you

 

-Scott

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