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MisterJ wrote: Thanks, stree. stree wrote: Empirical knowledge beats "suspecting" hands down... I do not agree, because you are saying your Empirical knowledge beats my "suspecting". You guys have fun.? I will stay away from these APUs where? "suspecting" no longer works. An observation:? the posters on this forum are getting more and more unfriendly! Enjoy, John.

So, what would you suggest me to do?

I'm at a point where I could spill a bottle of water on the mobo to make it work if someone more experienced than me would tell to do so.

Should I return the mobo and ask for a new one? Or according to what you can understand from my screenshots, is just a driver-windows compatibility issue?

And I guess that nobody wanted to say that you are selling s"*! With your suggestions, since you have ways more experience than me in troubleshooting and ryzen-related problem solving.

Edited by cubebucket - 12 Mar 2018 at 11:02pm

MisterJ wrote: Thanks, stree. stree wrote: Empirical knowledge beats "suspecting" hands down... I do not agree, because you are saying your Empirical knowledge beats my "suspecting". You guys have fun.  I will stay away from these APUs where  "suspecting" no longer works. An observation:  the posters on this forum are getting more and more unfriendly! Enjoy, John.

OK,  sorry you took it that way John, not what I intended, if my language was clumsy I apologise.
I simply mean that  I  did have the drivers graphics ( 7.7 vers) first and then installed chipset, and the chipset drivers (7.10 vers) overwrote the radeon drivers, and I had problems.......I then found lots of examples where this had happened and the solution of the installation order. So I had found out  in practice and that is very convincing , for me at least!
I was just trying to stress that suspecting the order was of little or no consequence was not what I found, and others had gone the same route.
I am really sorry if you thought I was being unfriendly, I assure you I was not! I respect your knowledge and always read your contributions and find them helpful and useful.
I hope we can get square on tthis one.

OK John, great!
Yup these new APUs are a real bag of monkeys, but daily getting understood and updates addressing issues, and they obviously have great potential.  But can be quite a lot to get your head around, so poor old codebucket  is at the rough end of the road, but I am sure he will be running a bit more smoothly before very long.
 
Codebucket,
Have a good read of the DatonyB post, it really covers a lot of ground, but start as you just said, Copy of win 10 64  1709  install,  just take it a step at a time... I will help where I can, but I learned all I know about these APUs from the guys on here, main thing is to think things through and take it steady. Tortoise and the hare and all that.

I would most certainly agree with you there and  the KISS principle should apply until  a stable system is achieved at the very least.
set up the system without any secondary graphics device first, then when happy it is stable and a set up you could go back to, in case of problems, then explore using  a PCIe GPU.
Will not be a magic cure all, but still just serve to muddy the waters!
Hare and Tortoise etc.

cubebucket, I don't think it is worth trying, I would suggest you look at all the devices in your BIOS/UEFI and see it your system 'thinks' there is some PCIe device.  If you have not yet, please start your ASRock support ticket.  Enjoy,  John.