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The thread centers on a Windows crash (“detected an error in your GPU, please restart”) followed by settings resetting and a degraded display, with the user suspecting Windows Update and GPU driver/app control. The key question is what to do next—specifically how to stop or undo the conflict by switching the system back to the AMD/NVIDIA GPU software control and reinstalling drivers, using hidden settings related to app/device download or control preferences; a related Microsoft Answers link is provided as reference. Overall sentiment is frustrated and skeptical of Microsoft’s handling of GPU drivers, with the original poster implying updates acted without the user’s intent.
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so you are playing a game and your system crashed to desktop saying something about detected a error in your Gpu and please restart

then when your system comes back up all your setting are gone and the display looks like shit = Microsoft took control

when you try to run your Gpu software this error message comes up [nvidia has one too but basically the same]

First image warns AMD graphics driver conflict due to Windows Update; second image asks device app download preference.

don't bother looking for update history or remember giving Microsoft permission... they just assumed you where cool

so what now?

well option 1 is putting Amd [or however] back in control of your Gpu and to do that you have to find/ change the hidden panel

First image warns AMD graphics driver conflict due to Windows Update; second image asks device app download preference.

then you can reinstall your Gpu drivers and get back to gaming

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