You are the greatest! Thank you very much! I don't know what AMD is doing with their installer, but the person who put it together should probably QA their stuff more, and save me from much frustration. Simply double clicking on this executable and repairing the installation fixed the problem. This is the actual executable file that AMD uses to install AMD Settings.
I went looking for the file myself in the package AMD provides, when I came across this gem:Ĭ:\AMD\Non-WHQL-64Bit-Radeon-Software-Crimson-16.5.2-Win10-Win8.1-Win7-May11\Packages\Apps\CN\CNext\cnext64\ccc-next64.exe Turns out, the installer fails to install most of the required files, and no one on the Internet knew how to properly resolve this. On reboot, when trying to run AMD Settings, the laptop got the error 'Qt5Core.dll is missing from your computer'. After wrestling with AMD's installer, which was stuck at 'Analyzing System' until I ran their cleanup utility, I finally got everything installed.
I spent an hour tonight trying to fix an issue with my wife's laptop, and decided getting the latest video drivers would be the best way to do it. How hard is it to copy a file to a location on your hard drive?Īpparently, it's too much for AMD.
