Windows 10: Windows 11 System Compatibility problem for AMD Radeon TM graphics driver system

Today I finished updating the Windows 11, together with almost all of the driver programs. However, after I finished the update process, I encountered the problem that the computer couldn't start normally, but could restart normally. Every time I chose to fully close the computer and start it, there will emerge blue screen errors which indicates that the driver system has something wrong with the newest version of Windows 11. Attached to this post are detailed illustrations of the debugging details shown in MEMORY.DMP.

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Graphics driver AMD radeon (TM) HD 8670M problem

I have upgraded my hp pavallion laptop series with inbuild graphic card Radeon (TM) HD 8670M.

I updated to latest version still i am not able to control it.

Then i downloaded the driver from their main website still when i check system it says AMD setting stop working.

I have a problem of windows shutdown may be because of this because when i disable intel hd graphics i am able to shutdown only but not sleep and hibernate. After disabling the intel HD graphic the Amd driver says their is no Amd hardware instal on this
system and exit.

Please help me as I am not able to shutdown my laptop, and thus i have to forced shutdown which may result in failure in future.

 

AMD Radeon R7 graphics inbuilt on AMD A10-7850K Series APU

Not sure if this is a Windows problem or an AMD problem or a problem with my system. I'm asking the same question over at the AMD Community

I have a newly installed AMD A88XM-A motherboard with an AMD A10-7850K Radeon R7 processor. The latest AMD catalyst drivers (15.20.1062.1004-150803a1-187668C) were all installed over the last few days along with a new install of Windows 7 plus all available
updates.

The Windows 10 update checker on my PC says that I cannot upgrade to Windows 10 because the AMD Radeon R7 graphics chip is not compatible. It says the display manufacturer has not made the display compatible. I cannot reserve my Windows 10 upgrade.

However, the list at Sign In to AMD Community - AMD Community lists the A10-7000 Series APUs as systems that are compatible with Windows 10.

So, to repeat my question: is this a problem with the Windows upgrade checker, with AMDs list of compatible hardware, or with something on my system?