I'm glad it worked.
I appreciate you sharing what helped you. It may help someone else who faces the same challenge.
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Windows 11 Display Adapters Problem
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So the story is, a few days ago, I just did a clean install of Windows 11, this is where the problem started, when I just entered the desktop, suddenly my screen and cursor froze for 3 seconds, then it went smoothly again, froze, went smoothly and so on (like stiff), and I found that there was a problem with the Display adapters, and I disabled it, when it was disabled and used MBDA, it went smoothly and was no longer stiff, but when using the Display adapter, the problem started again, and for the time being I am using MBDA (Microsoft Basic Display Adapters), please help me fix this problem.
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Anonymous
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2025-06-08T04:07:15+00:00 OK NOW IT WORKED NOW, NO NEED TO DOWNGRADE, I try to the test mode, and I go to the device manager, and right click on MBDA, then update it with browser files, and it worked now, thanks!
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Anonymous
2025-06-08T02:55:58+00:00 Is there no other way than downgrading to Windows 10? for example going into safe mode or something else
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Anonymous
2025-06-07T13:51:55+00:00 Sorry for the delay in reply. I've been offline.
You did it correctly. I'm starting to suspect a problem with your Windows installation. Or maybe it's because your laptop doesn't meet the minimum requirements for Windows 11.
Microsoft does not recommend installing Windows 11 on computers that are not supported. The device may malfunction due to compatibility or other issues.
As a last resort, see if disabling Driver Signature Enforcement using the other options in the article below will allow you to install the AMD driver.
https://www.itechtics.com/disable-driver-signat...If none of the options in the article above help, then unfortunately, your best option would be to either roll back to Windows 10 or perform a clean installation of Windows 10.
This is likely due to compatibility issues between your computer and its drivers with Windows 11.Feel free to ask back any questions. Click on the "Reply" button below my reply.
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Anonymous
2025-06-07T03:10:34+00:00 So im go to the Windows recovery, I click troubleshoot, advanced options, and I click startup settings, and I pick disable driver signature