Satellite C75D and AMD Radeon R5

I have a C75D-B7260 and there is a brand new AMD Display Driver for Windows 10 dated 7/29/15. Put your COMPLETE model number HERE to see if your model is the same.

I upgraded from Windows 8.1 to Windows 10 yesterday. When I did the PC check it said I was good to go. After upgrading, the first thing I noticed was that I could not extend my desktop to an external monitor or projector. It gave me an error message stating i needed to update my drivers. I read somewhere that Radeon adapters had an issue. I went to AMD site and someone posted that Toshiba should have updated drivers. I came to here and put in my part number and it gives me a whole list of software to update. It doesn't look like there is any display drivers, seems to be just software. Anyone come across this? Are the drivers in the Display Utility or is there someplace else to get the display drivers? or is Toshiba working on it still. Any and all help appreciated. I rolled back to 8.1 for now until i can get some answers or drivers are released. You have a month to roll back. Lance

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hey t0baas1,
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