Windows 10 and video driver

Upgraded my Yoga 2 Pro from Win 8.1 to Win 10. Works great, except. When I plug my video projector in, it tells me I need to load the necessary drivers or connect my projector. The projector was functioning fine with the Yoga before the upgrade, now, nothing? Uploaded the Win 10 graphics and video updates from the Lenovo website. No change. Am I missing something else?

Go ahead and install the 8.1 driver from Acer, it'll work better than the one you are using now.

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Go ahead and install the 8.1 driver from Acer, it'll work better than the one you are using now.

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download drivers for your graphics card from AMD as they will have newer versions then MSI have for that card! http://support.amd.com/en-us/download (just select Desktop Graphics - HD series - 4xxx and then select your OS)
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Quote from: AMDloyal on 24-April-08, 09:56:10
Thanks for the links.
The standard AMD ATI Drivers + South Bridge chipset drivers worked flawlessly. I've made a clean run through 3dmark06 so i feel good about them.
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The standard AMD ATI Drivers + South Bridge chipset drivers worked flawlessly. I've made a clean run through 3dmark06 so i feel good about them."
you are done well.
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