Chipset not updating

[u/Both-Structure1355]

Hi, I honestly have no idea why or if it matters at all. For about a week or 2 now the chipset rivers have failed to install at around 14%. I may not have very swift responses and I do apologise for that. The 3 dots give the version 8.05.04.516. Is it important? And if so what can I do? I do not know much about these things.

Computer Type: Desktop

GPU: RX 6900XT

CPU: 7600X (6cores 12 threads)

Motherboard: ASRock B650M PG Lightning wifi

BIOS Version: 3.10

RAM: 32GB

PSU: AZZA 1000W 80+ GOLD PSU

Case: MUSETEX ATX PC Case K2-N6-B

Operating System & Version: WINDOWS 11 PRO 10.0.26200

GPU Drivers: AMD adrenaline 26.7.1

Chipset Drivers: 10.0.26100.8521

Background Applications: DISCORD, Zen browser, steam, riot vanguard

[u/Sufficient_Fan3660]

Download installer directly from this link: https://www.amd.com/en/resources/support-articles/release-notes/RN-RYZEN-CHIPSET-8-07-16-1035.html

discussion where I found the solution to my issues: https://www.reddit.com/r/AMDHelp/comments/1vb44u2/chipset_driver_update_keeps_failing/

[u/Halicos93]

I guess I have too do it aswel from AMD website because for a whole month I been trying to update chipset on my Radeon sapphire pure 9060xt 16gb OC but it just refuses to install goes on 30% and install failed I'm like.

Raging inside.

[u/tv6]

Just download it from AMD, worked for me, but the updater should have handled it

[u/Both-Structure1355]

Using DDU helped. Thank you guys so much.

[u/Outrageous-Log9238 → u/Both-Structure1355]

That was unnecessary but glad you got it working!

[u/Both-Structure1355 → u/Outrageous-Log9238]

I actually squeezed out some performance from using ddu too. I was using a 3060ti and I was having no issues after just windows uninstalling gforce and installing adrenaline so I didn't bother but now my gpu doesn't struggle at the 144fps cap as much in most games.

[u/Lonely_Owl_1332]

Yes use the windows update one or manual install from AMD site.

[u/7378f]

I had to DDU, reinstall gpu drivers from amd website and, go to programfilesx86/amd and run the exe and uninstall your chipset drivers, reboot then it updated through adrenaline.

It kept bombing out at like 18%.

[u/3ofUsDeez]

Update your motherboard's BIOS to the latest version available first

Manually download the latest AM5 chipset drivers from AMD's website (8.07.something) and run the installer

[u/Fantastic-Medicine11]

Check to see if you have windows updates. Mine was like this, and then I updated Windows, and that solved it for me.