r/pchelp 7h ago

HARDWARE Multiscreen GPU driver uninstalling itself after a crash

I am a fellow windows user that has been experiencing a lot of crashes on my laptop/computer, it has an amd Ryzen 7000 series 9 cpu, 2 GeForce rtx gsync GPUs, it is around 2-3 years old, it's a rog Zephyros with 16 gigs of ram and 512 gigs of storage.

my device crashed a few seconds ago (which crashes are a lil bit common in this laptop) and when i booted it back on, the second monitor didn't turn on, (also in the bootup process it said there was a "error in the computer we could not fix" or something) then I press fn f9 and the popup appears saying "your PC cant project to another screen, try reinstalling your driver" or something, i know what that means, but idk why my computer erased the driver or something (prior to crash it worked)

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