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Hey Guys,
I recently updated my AMD chipset drivers and, out of curiosity, checked "Device Manager" to confirm the installation. Most of the items that begin with "AMD..." show the driver provider as "Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.", which seems correct.
However, I noticed that two specific items "AMD PCI Express Downstream Switch Port" and "AMD PCI Express Upstream Switch Port" show "Microsoft" as the driver provider instead.
Is this normal behavior, or could it mean the chipset driver didn’t install properly? Would appreciate your help! Thank you!
I recently updated my AMD chipset drivers and, out of curiosity, checked "Device Manager" to confirm the installation. Most of the items that begin with "AMD..." show the driver provider as "Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.", which seems correct.
However, I noticed that two specific items "AMD PCI Express Downstream Switch Port" and "AMD PCI Express Upstream Switch Port" show "Microsoft" as the driver provider instead.
Is this normal behavior, or could it mean the chipset driver didn’t install properly? Would appreciate your help! Thank you!
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- Version 24H2 (OS Build 26100.4946)
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Windows 11 HomeAMD Ryzen 7 7700Kingstone Fury 4x8 32GB DDR5 6000MT/sXFX SPEEDSTER MERC 310 AMD Radeon™ RX 7900 XT
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