AMD graphics not working

[Alliancepotato]

I Have A Problem With My PC, my specs are (That Matter) : Toshiba Satillite L855D

                                                                                               AMD A6-4400M APU With Radeon Graphics

                                                                                               Radeon HD 7520G

When I Start My PC This Comes up:

                

and there is an "!" beside the driver in device manager plus cant change my screen resolution

I Tried Getting the drivers but when I'm installing them The installer crashes Do You Know Whats Happening And What I CAn Do To Fix It                          

[IoWii]

Try DDU

 http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html

[ShadyHost]

2 minutes ago, Alliancepotato said:

I Have A Problem With My PC, my specs are (That Matter) : Toshiba Satillite L855D

                                                                                               AMD A6-4400M APU With Radeon Graphics

                                                                                               Radeon HD 7520G

When I Start My PC This Comes up:

                

and there is an "!" beside the driver in device manager plus cant change my screen resolution

I Tried Getting the drivers but when I'm installing them The installer crashes Do You Know Whats Happening And What I CAn Do To Fix It                          

Try uninstalling all AMD Graphics software. Windows has a basic driver that should allow you continue viewing whats on the screen. You can always boot into safe mode if it starts causing issues. 

 

Then make absolutely sure you are downloading the right ones off the website. Search for the APU drivers rather than for the graphics ones alone. There might be a special version for your specific model. Avoid the Toshiba website and search directly on AMD's

[pagani123]

uninstall then reinstall drivers 

[impure]

Don't bother with AMD bloatware. Just go to the device manager and click 'check for latest driver' or something. Or you could try restarting your computer.

[Alliancepotato]

4 hours ago, impure said:

Don't bother with AMD bloatware. Just go to the device manager and click 'check for latest driver' or something. Or you could try restarting your computer.

iv tryd that so many times