Your OS May not Be Supported

I'm Trying to auto-Detect drivers for my AMD using from their original website ( program) but its says " Your OS may not be supported" and it can't find it ... idont know how to check it as in IT , I am just lower then beginner .

If some1 could advice me , I would be really happy !

The best way to update drivers (always has been) is the go to the manufacturer's directly. If this is a system you or someone else custom built, go to the motherboard's website. If it is a prebuilt computer, such as a Dell, go right to them for the latest compatible drivers.

on website its says that it can auto detect it
and i downloaded this , but its says that ...

I meant to say to download the drivers directly, not any apps that claim to auto-detect, since they don't seem to be updated.

uumm the thing is that i dont know how to check whichs i mine for example its ask (amd 5 6 7 8 or 9 ) but mineis Amd A58/rev.3.1

Is this a prebuilt PC or a custom build? If it's an prebuilt major OEM brand go to the manufacturers web site and look at the downloads for your make an model. For example, For my ASUS laptop I get almost all the drivers from ASUS. My desktop PC''s are home built so I go each different manufacturer for drivers. My motherboard is ASUS so I get chip-set and other elated drivers there. My Video card is NVidia so I go there for its drivers. For my keyboards I go to Logitech, printers HP etc.

LucasAlex said:

uumm the thing is that i dont know how to check whichs i mine for example its ask (amd 5 6 7 8 or 9 ) but mineis Amd A58/rev.3.1

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Use the "Manually select your driver" option.
Step 1 is APU (accelerated processors).
Step 2 is Desktop APU or Mobile APU if its a laptop.
Step 3 is A-series APU if you don't see your exact model listed
step 4 select your OS.

Assuming Amd A58/rev.3.1 is your processor model number.