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Note: This option requires that you install a DDU, Display Driver Uninstaller, on your computer first. Option 2: Clean re-install display card driver

You need to go to the options below for more help. Then double click the AMD Radeon device driver that you can see.ģ) Then navigate to Driver tab, and then choose Roll Back Driver.Ĥ) If the Roll Back Driver button here is grey out, that means this option is unavailable in your situation. So basically, reverting the display driver for AMD RX 400 series back to a certain version, which is supposedly to be more mature, is to make sure that the problem is not caused by unknown bugs or immature device drivers.ġ) Press Windows key and X at the same time, then choose Device Manager.Ģ) Expand category Display adapters. WattMan is said to be a default program for user with RX 400 series of display card. Option 1: Revert driver back to previous version Option 2: Clean re-install display card driver Option 1: Revert driver back to previous version If you are also bugging over this problem, why not have a try at the following fixes to see if they help? There are still some work-arounds that have helped quite some users tackle this problem.

Up till now, AMD has yet to put forward an explanation for this unexpected problem and there is not yet a hot fix for this problem. “Default Radeon WattMan settings have been restored due to unexpected system failure.” This is supposed to be a tool of help, but when users are to update drivers, they have this warning: The data of which enables you to configure as per your own needs in a very straightforward way. It gives you insights of how your games or applications are running in your PC. Radeon WattMan is the power management utility provided by AMD.

Since Anniversary Update of Windows 10, which was in August in 2016, AMD users have been reporting that Radeon WattMan sometimes stops working on their PCs.