It is worth saying that those public drivers are available, on the linked page, for: Windows 10; Windows 11; Ubuntu.
It is worth asking (and so would have been worth saying): what are these ‘public’ drivers anyway? Also, just what is the ‘Ryzen 7040’ series? I have a 7640U processor. But, ah, good old ‘fastfetch’, on Linux, reports: Host: Laptop 13 (AMD Ryzen 7040Series) (complete with missing space).
I also experience hard reboots of my Laptop 13 7040 when it resumes from sleep and i attend a Microsoft Teams meeting right after. No bluescreen, no minidump, nothing to analyse.
Adding my 7840u to the chorus of people experiencing hard reboots when resuming from sleep. Based on this thread, I updated the drivers a few days ago, and it seems to be happening with overnight sleep. I can let it sleep for a few hours during the day fine, but when I close the lid at night and resume the next day, it reboots.
Win11, 32GB 5600Mhz. I used the AMD install manager to update the graphics drivers. I didn’t intend to also upgrade the chipset drivers, but the manager did it for me after a day.
What’s the prescribed way to rollback? Should I rerun the latest Framework driver bundle?
I just uninstalled everything AMD from control panel, and then re-ran the 2.06 driver bundle.
For what it’s worth 25.10.2 released on 10/29 seems promising in very limited testing so far, been running it for roughly 3 hours and put the FW13 to sleep probably 4 or 5 times with no issues yet. Fingers crossed.
Edit: Now been like 9 days, no more issues coming out of sleep with 25.10.2. Seems fixed for me.
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