Windows 10: WIN 10 detects wrong graphics driver id instead of AMD firepro 3510

when i install windows 10 clean, it detects wrong graphics driver id instead of AMD firepro 3510 then it shows amd radeon r9 m370 and exclamation point in device manager,after that, i went to safemode to disable m370 driver and install new driver firepro 3510, but installed about 60% of the machine hangs, before that I used Guru3d software to remove AMD driver.currently the laptop still has 1 intel graphics card. when i install windows 10 clean, it detects wrong graphics driver id instead of AMD firepro 3510 then it shows amd radeon r9 m370 and shows exclamation point in device manager causi

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AMD Graphics driver failed to start.

It has been two months since I upgraded the new Windows 10 on my desktop equipped AMD FirePro V4900 1G DDDR5. Everything works perfectly until a week ago. There is a system notice at the right corner saying "Graphic driver failed to start, use Microsoft
basic display driver instead" always appear on the screen. When I checked the dxdiag.exe, the display card was automatically switched to the Microsoft basic display driver instead. After that, I have the problem of display with flickering and flashing while
opening up any new windows. I uninstalled and reinstalled the lasted AMD graphic driver through the device manager but that didn't help me out. Actually I cannot uninstall the AMD graphics and controller center smoothly, which always get "critical error" freezing
on the display and then I had to reboot the computer. The last time I installed the lasted AMD graphics driver (edition 15.200.1045) directly downloaded from the AMD sites, which is different from the edition (15.200.1060) I got through clicking the "Update
driver" on the Device Manager.

 

Win 10 doesn't properly handle video after upg from Win 7 (AMD Firepro 2460)

As mentioned, the problem was really frustrating. The monitor was correctly configured after the initial upgrade to win 10 (and an extra reboot or two). The problem began after installing the latest Firepro kit from the AMD web site (which did not update the driver itself from what I can tell, but did install the AMD control center).

As I planned on going to a new video board (to support high dpi displays), I just went forward and replaced the FirePro with an nvidia NVS 510. Once the nvidia drivers were installed, the correct displays were detected and it all just worked.