Yes, I've also lost my fair time experimenting with that. inf, but the base driver files must always be taken from a legacy pack. You can even create a frankenstein driver pack taking some parts of them with modding tools, and call it whatever version you wish via.

There's is nothing compatible on those 15.x drivers for them to work standalone, except probably the audio driver this is because base HD2-4K support was completely taken out of drivers files from regular 12.6 and on. It's not a question of 'finesse' for 3xxx/4xxx users. And then 3 reboots later, there would be complaints that the drivers didn't work on their old cards that were suffering some issues on the only available drivers. Unfortunately on almost every single thread about 2-4K series drivers someone does the same as you both did.Īnd even when these later drivers were coming out with legacy cards listed again, every month someone out of the loop would always point them as compatible without bothering to test or at least take a proper look at the inf. Sorry to come harsh on you, and I apologize for that. They just 'work', but avoid them for CF (second card won't use proper idle clocks, which means a lot of power wasted). 13.1's CCC will have more video options, but they aren't working anymore on most video decoding. If you want the CCC and opencl (old libs, later won't work on these cards), just upgrade them via Device Manager over a W8 legacy 13.1, 13.4b, or W7 legacy 13.9 installation. ATM I don't have my HD4890 installed to check, or the onboard 4290 active. This was published when W10 came out, but IIRC on 1809 it can give you trouble with Edge. The last working driver that was published via WU that works on these cards is, 8.970.100.9001 (driver only). Obviously, the same will happen with the WU 15.300.1025.0 driver that was listed above, for the same reasons pointed. For some reason people (in good will) still insist to recommend similar/later drivers that only list legacy cards without bothering take a proper look at the. That's what that driver installs for legacy cards, because it's incompatible.

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