Comments on: Ati2dvag problem

By: Little Bit

Little Bit — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 21:23:01 +0000

I guess that this is why I just found a 2400 pro in the garbage!

By: Irwin Mainway

Irwin Mainway — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 17:22:50 +0000

SOLVED ages ago.

HD AUDIO in new drivers series for the HDxxxx series video cards conflicts with existing audio drivers.

Since I do not have a reason for HD AUDIO OUTPUT from the video card, so I JUST DISABLED the ‘unknown audio device’ in Device Manager.

If already posted, sorry for not reading all 4 years of posts.

ATI Catalyst version 10.2 seems to be the universal driver to use. According to download page is suitable for cards from Radeon 9500 to HD4870, with the HD4870 of course able to use newer drivers.
I am using v.10.2 on a X1950 XT PCI-E.

By: Nilo

Nilo — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 19:27:05 +0000

Más notícias…
Tive um PC, 478 Intel 2,4 , com placa mãe ( PChips – EcaChips ) e uma VGA-AGP XFX GForce 6200, que rodava: Ghost Recon 2,Need etc.
Nos dias de hoje não é possível fazer isso ! Qual o motivo ?
Ganancia da indústria ?
Erro proposital ?
Pura incompetência ?
Dizem que ATI é uma Caixa de Pandora ( nunca se sabe o que vai sair lá de dentro ou o que tem lá dentro ).

By: Erik

Erik — Thu, 29 Dec 2011 18:32:23 +0000

Hi all,

I’ve had the exact same problem:
Grafical artefacts, crashes, blue screens… all this with my ATI 4850 HD Radeon on my XP 32 bit machine.

But, I believe I’ve found the solution, since up until now (several hours) I’m not having any problems any more.

What I’ve done:

-Uninstallinga al the drivers in safe mode by making use of the “driver sweep” application.
- Uninstalling the remainder in the normal mode by making use
of the installpackage of the newest driver (CC 12).
- Installing a new version of the driver and catalyst… however, not THE newest, I used a version 9.12 instead of version 12.xx

Et voila!

By: John

John — Sun, 11 Dec 2011 12:23:55 +0000

Yesterday i brought new AMD Radeon HD 6770, and guess what? I have similar issues now…my PC crushing while playing games(actually i cant play them anymore).Its not overheating(GFX card work at 45 C and less)…its something like in software or in device conflict….AMD SUCKS….tomorrow changing card…AMD bye!

By: JAZZ

JAZZ — Fri, 23 Sep 2011 13:46:48 +0000

Funny, my mac never did this……