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Oh man, this can be a vicious circle.
I'm not sure if fusion is all that smart - it might just say "here are the things I know about AMD, is there anything you don't want removed"
For now just close Fusion.
Please check Device manager again for Display.
If it's there, uninstall the driver (plate tab) - make sure you look around for a checkbox
it's usually in the lower left corner and it says remove software (or something to that effect). There might be a pop up instead of a checkbox that asks the same thing (do you want to remove the software)
Yes, you want to remove the software.
The only way the AMD driver can be reinstalled is if the software still lives on the box.
Check the name of the driver - make sure we're not fighting something else - like Nvidia.
I saw Intel on the HP page, so I think the Nvidia is a left over from a card that was in the machine.
Let me collect my thoughts while you check Device mgr.
I'm ready for a bigger hammer!
Please download cCleaner from Piriform and install.
it should start automatically- if not click the link to start the download.
rename
C:\AMD
C:\AMD-x
rename
C:\Program Files\Common Files\ATI Technologies
C:\Program Files\Common Files\ATI Technologies-x
Go to Control Panel > Devices and Printers
right click the name of your Computer
select device installation settings
set is as below and save
I think that should close the door on any automatic updates.
Run cCleaner - just the cleaner part (the broom) - analyze button, then run cleaner button
You can close cCleaner after the cleanup.