Posted September 08, 2012
I would suggest that you do a clean driver install, lets try and do this as a step by step process.
First grab the newest drivers from the AMD website.
Now get Driver Fusion (Used to be called Driver Sweeper) from :
http://treexy.com/products/driver-fusion
Now install that (Just get the free version)
So uninstall the drivers and all the other ATI stuff from add / remove programs in your control panel. Now dont restart just yet even though it prompts you to.
Now run Driver Fusion and remove all the ATI stuff using that program. It gets rid of old entries etc.
Now do a restart and you will have a basic vanilla driver that comes with Vista. Now install the new AMD driver and then do a restart and try again
First grab the newest drivers from the AMD website.
Now get Driver Fusion (Used to be called Driver Sweeper) from :
http://treexy.com/products/driver-fusion
Now install that (Just get the free version)
So uninstall the drivers and all the other ATI stuff from add / remove programs in your control panel. Now dont restart just yet even though it prompts you to.
Now run Driver Fusion and remove all the ATI stuff using that program. It gets rid of old entries etc.
Now do a restart and you will have a basic vanilla driver that comes with Vista. Now install the new AMD driver and then do a restart and try again