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Windows XP & AMD Video Card.


Opticork

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Hello.  :hello:

 

Today I wanted to discuss about my problem. I have Intel HD Graphics 4000 and AMD Radeon 7600M. Unfortunately

I was able to use only Intel HD Graphics 4000. When I try installing the AMD Driver and everything installs just fine, but when I restart my computer and go to device manager, I see the video card, but with a yellow triangle.

 

I use HP Pavilion G6 2303su (It is a Notebook PC)

 

Any help will be greatly appreciated!  :yes:

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The yellow triangle means something. If you look at the properties of the device, what is the code number in the Description box?

 

When using a notebook with multiple video cards, make sure that you are installing the Intel Mobile driver. The desktop driver will install on a notebook but won't work properly.

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The yellow triangle means something. If you look at the properties of the device, what is the code number in the Description box?

 

When using a notebook with multiple video cards, make sure that you are installing the Intel Mobile driver. The desktop driver will install on a notebook but won't work properly.

It is not there anymore.

When I try installing the driver, it says: Driver installed successfuly, but after the reboot I don't see the video card in device manager. lol

 

Anyways can you give me link (if you find) for my video card for notebook pc's with Windows XP?

 

Thank you!

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There doesn't appear to be XP drivers on HP's website. Can you post the Hardware ID of the Intel video card?

 

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I didn't know witch one of it I should post... lol

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Radeon 7xxx series is quite new, I'm afraid it might not be working on XP.

http://support.amd.com/en-us/download/desktop/previous?os=Windows%20XP%20Professional/Home

Here you have old driver versions. Catalyst should be independent form Notebook manufacturer and work correctly if supported for the system. Can't say which one works, sorry.

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Radeon 7xxx series is quite new, I'm afraid it might not be working on XP.

http://support.amd.com/en-us/download/desktop/previous?os=Windows%20XP%20Professional/Home

Here you have old driver versions. Catalyst should be independent form Notebook manufacturer and work correctly if supported for the system. Can't say which one works, sorry.

Tryed the newest without success. Now tryeing the oldest.

 

EDIT: No success in the oldest.

 

EDIT: I think I found why it doesn't install anything: http://i.imgur.com/lIUVFpW

Because it installs all the needed things, except the AMD Catalyst Control Center.

 

Help!  :no:

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Back when switchable graphics first came out and worked with XP, you had to change the default video adapter in the BIOS. Modern OSes (and drivers) allow the change to happen in the OS. This might also be the problem. See in your BIOS if you can change your video adapter.

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Back when switchable graphics first came out and worked with XP, you had to change the default video adapter in the BIOS. Modern OSes (and drivers) allow the change to happen in the OS. This might also be the problem. See in your BIOS if you can change your video adapter.

I just shearched... Unfortunanely I didn't find anything in the bios.

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Radeon 7xxx series is quite new, I'm afraid it might not be working on XP.

http://support.amd.com/en-us/download/desktop/previous?os=Windows%20XP%20Professional/Home

Here you have old driver versions. Catalyst should be independent form Notebook manufacturer and work correctly if supported for the system. Can't say which one works, sorry.

Not that new. 13.12 easily covers it.

 

 

Because it installs all the needed things, except the AMD Catalyst Control Center.

CCC doesn't actually matter but the AMD display drivers are not listed which does matter. I suggest extracting the package with the universal extractor and installing manually

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