If the tab disappeared after a recent Windows update, your system might be using a driver that doesn't support the full Radeon feature set . Right-click the button and select Device Manager . Expand Display Adapters . Right-click your AMD Radeon GPU and select Properties .
Go to the tab and click Roll Back Driver (if available) . Restart your computer. 2. Laptop-Specific: Disable Integrated Graphics (iGPU)
Here is how you can get those features back, starting with the most common fixes. 1. The Quickest Fix: Roll Back the Driver How to Fix AMD Radeon Software Record & Stream ...
For many laptop users (especially on the AMD 7000 series or ASUS Zephyrus), the software hides recording options when it's confused between your integrated and dedicated GPUs .
In Device Manager, find your integrated AMD graphics (usually listed alongside your powerful dedicated GPU), right-click it, and select Disable device . If the tab disappeared after a recent Windows
Some users find that disabling the iGPU directly in the BIOS settings is the only way to make the tab reappear permanently . 3. The "Clean Slate" Method (Recommended)
In older versions or specific setups, you might just need to turn the feature on . Open . Go to Settings (gear icon) > General . Right-click your AMD Radeon GPU and select Properties
To prevent Windows from breaking your drivers again, you can use the Microsoft Show or Hide Updates Tool to block specific AMD driver updates from Windows Update .