Even though they are old (very old) compared to AMD's official ones, they might do the trick here.ĭid this help? If not, post your question to our forums for further assistance. It might be worth testing also the Windows' own drivers for Radeon. This obviously only works if you have another display to work with.
#Amd freesync link failure on sleep install#
Uninstall your AMD Radeon display drivers completely, boot your PC and install the drivers back again. Uninstall your Radeon drivers and reinstall themĪgain, a very basic Windows trick, but worth trying. Check your monitor's manual if this is possible - and test it. This downgrades the display to use previous DisplayPort methods, but wont hinder the picture quality at all. Some displays allow you to switch off DP 1.2 support from its menu. Switch off DisplayPort 1.2 support from your display Check that the monitor cable is connected properly to both, PC and display itself. This is kinda no-brainer, but do it anyways. Then plug everything back and see if this helped. Remove its DisplayPort cable, its power cable and let it cool down a little bit. In most such cases, thhe right way to solve thhe issue is to unplug your monitor entirely. We found out three different ways to debug and possibly solve the problem. More specifically, error relates to DisplayPort 1.2 connection. Down the line, it is about DisplayPort connection from PC to monitor that causes this error message. We hit the same problem recently and had to investigate the problem bit further. The error message reads exactly like this: System has detected a link failure and cannot set the requested resolution.
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