You should consider it a temporary fix and have to wait for Microsoft to fix the problem. A new window appears and select “ No (your device might not work as expected)”, then click on “ Save changes”.Click on “ Device Installation Settings” to continue.A window shows up on the screen and click on “ Hardware” to continue.Copy & paste the following command and press the Enter key to open it.Press the indicated key to Save the settings and exit the BIOS/UEFI settings screen (usually the F10 key).If it’s enabled, scroll down to it using the ↑ ↓ keys and press Enter to set it. Make sure that the “Secure Boot” option is disabled.At the BIOS/UEFI settings screen, navigate to the “Boot” or “Security” tab using the ← → keys.If you are unsure which key to press, it is usually either Esc, Delete, F2, F12, or another function key. This key should be indicated on the screen at start-up or in your computer’s manual. Immediately upon start-up, repeatedly press the designated key to open the BIOS/UEFI settings.Power off your computer and power it on again.Your computer’s Secure Boot feature might be blocking the system from loading the AMDGPU-PRO drivers. If the AMDGPU-PRO graphics drivers are still not activated Restart your computer to apply the changes. For more specialized use cases, you can change the above Terminal command to install different components based on the instructions here and here.įollow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation.Save the file and close the Text Editor window.Įnter the following command into the Terminal to start installing the AMDGPU-PRO drivers: amdgpu-install -y -usecase=workstation Replace the ubuntu text on this line with zorin, so it looks like the image below: In the new Text Editor window, press Ctrl + F and search for ubuntu. Open the Zorin Menu → Utilities → Terminal.Įnter the following command: sudo gedit /usr/bin/amdgpu-install If you explicitly require the AMDGPU-PRO drivers for specialized use cases – such as on workstations with Radeon Pro graphics cards – please follow these instructions to install them:ĭownload the drivers for “Ubuntu 20.04” from the Linux Radeon drivers section of AMD’s website.Īfter the download completes, open the Files app.ĭouble-click on the “amdgpu-install_…_all.deb” file.Ĭlick the “Install” button in the new window that appears. These are the recommended drivers for most use cases, including gaming.
If you have a modern AMD Radeon graphics card (produced after 2012), Zorin OS already comes pre-loaded with the official Open Source “AMDGPU” and “Radeon” drivers.
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