I read elsewhere that attempting to install Windows 7 on a Raven Ridge Ryzen would give an ACPI error. Is this not the case with this driver? Do I need to integrate the driver to a Windows 7 ISO and perform a fresh installation?

Yes. Integrate the full driver set into a windows iso and you are good to go. I use this tool for integration. Replace the usb/nvme drivers in the tool with the ones provided here.

Zitat von sileshn im Beitrag #47

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Yes. Integrate the full driver set into a windows iso and you are good to go. I use this tool for integration. Replace the usb/nvme drivers in the tool with the ones provided here.

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Replace them completely as shown in the attached screenshots.

My understanding is, integrate the drivers from here to the windows 7/8.1 iso and do a fresh install however, i have the following questions:

I only have is the 3200G APU CPU, so when installing the windows iso, do i need to install windows by using a GPU with the 3200G and once installed, remove the DDU drivers for the GPU and then install the 20.3.1 icafe version driver?
Or do the above but without using GPU as its nt needed in the first place?

what no,, u already have the integrated one inside your APU.. it is not needed.

Hallo,

First, thanks for your drivers, it is working very well.

Any way of getting AMD Relive and Ryzen Master working with Windows 7?

Already tried clean installation with DDU

Hi guys,

I can understand everything but since the information is slightly scattered on here and the translation to English is ok, can someone please put a step by step guide on what to do? and which drivers to use? and where to put them? because it'll make it easier for guys like me who have been out of the pc game for a while. I'll be using the 3200G or the 3400G APU CPU.

Cheers

Zitat von canonkong im Beitrag #1

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canonkong

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1) Go to " C:\AMD\Win7-Radeon-Software-Adrenalin-2020-Edition-20.4.2-Apr23\Packages\Drivers\Display\W76A_INF " or similar path, and open " C7354309.inf " or similar INF file that you'd find there.

2) Scroll down to " "%AMD687F.6%" = ati2mtag_R7500, ... ", which is a line for some AMD Radeon RX Vega, and replace its' device ID with your own - so the end result will be something like:

"%AMD687F.6%" = ati2mtag_R7500, PCI\VEN_1002&DEV_15D8&SUBSYS_380817AA&REV_C5

Of course your device ID could be different to mine, so please check yours at the device manager. And in the middle of file I've found a second such line and also replaced it accordingly.

3) Now search for a simple " AMD687F.6 " without quotes, and replace its' string line with "AMD Radeon RX Vega 3" if you would like:

AMD687F.6 = "AMD Radeon RX Vega 3"

Then such a driver could be forced to install by manually pointing to it at the Device Manager.

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@qmastery
Updated, 20.4.2 Regular version: https://yadi.sk/d/mQCCy5JpbhXs9Q

Zitat von canonkong im Beitrag #56

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Updated, 20.4.2 Regular version

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@canonkong Also, maybe a good idea to include the AMD Audio CoProcessor driver for " PCI\VEN_1022&DEV_15E2&SUBSYS_381417AA&REV_00 " to the future versions of your package. It was already a part of your "Ryzen_APU_iCafe_B25_win7_Win8.1_SHA256.7z" archive ( yadi [dot] sk/d/X1yy2C3KTpMfcg ) and still could be installed manually by pointing a Device Manager to auto-search inside this extracted archive.

Dude can you please help me how can you install windows 7 on ryzen 5 2400g i always get bsod with error:your bios is not fully acpi compliant i try windows 7 usb patcher but it doesnt work.
CPU:Ryzen 5 2400g with radeon vega grapichs
Motherboard:Amd-a320m-DGS

@Mato
Update the latest BIOS, if the bios too old, it will not fully ACPI support.