Adm drive is not functioning or not installed

Product Name and Number - HP Pavilion g6-2008tx Notebook PC
Operating System Installed - Windows 7
Error Message - No ADM graphic drive is installed, or the ADM drive is not functioning properly, Please install the ADM drive appropriate for your ADM hardware.
Any Changes made? - No
Please help me that how it happened, what it is and how to resolve it?

Hi,
Try using Recovery Manager to reinstall your AMD Graphics Driver - the procedure for using recovery manager to reinstall Software and Drivers is detailed in the document on the link below.
Recovery Manager - Windows 7
After the reinstallation has completed, restart the notebook.
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