ATI Display Driver Failed  


  1. QuackPot
    Posts : 396
    Windows 7 Professional x64
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    ATI Display Driver Failed


    When I was installing the 64bit drivers for Windows 7 it gave me the following log after installing the Catalyst Control Center. The Ati Display Driver failed to install properly.

    Catalyst™ Install Manager
    Installation Report
    10/03/09 00:31:21


    Hardware information
    Name ATI Radeon Graphics Processor
    Manufacturer ATI Technologies Inc
    Device ID 0x95c4
    Vendor ID 0x1002
    Class Code 0x030000
    Revision ID 0x00
    Subsystem ID 0x0121
    Subsystem vendor ID 0x1025
    Other hardware

    Existing packages
    Packages for install
    Catalyst Control CenterFinal Status: Success
    Version of Item: 2009.0813.2131.36817
    Size: 150 Mbytes

    ATI Catalyst Install ManagerFinal Status: Success
    Version of Item: 3.0.741.0
    Size: 20 Mbytes

    ATI Display DriverFinal Status: Fail
    Version of Item: 8.650.0.0000
    Size: 90 Mbytes

    Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 SP1 RedistributableFinal Status: Success
    Version of Item: 8.0.56336
    Size: 10 Mbytes


    Other detected devices

    Manufacturer ATI Technologies Inc
    Device ID 0xaa28
    Vendor ID 0x1002
    Class Code 0x040300
    Revision ID 0x00
    Subsystem ID 0xaa28
    Subsystem vendor ID 0x1002


    Error messages
    Driver Install: the installation failed
    Any idea how to fix this?

    Edit: I kept pressing F8 when I started my laptop up and I selected the mode to start windows without driver signature. And it installed fine.
    Last edited by QuackPot; 03 Oct 2009 at 16:29.
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  3. masterB
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    Windows 7 Professional x64
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    Reboot and try again
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  4. QuackPot
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    Windows 7 Professional x64
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    masterB said:
    Reboot and try again
    I've uninstalled it, cleaned the registry, rebooted the laptop and installed it again to no avail.

    Although someone posted the same problem on youtube so I can only assume that it's because it's a beta driver that it's not working properly.
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  6. Jacee
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    Windows 7 Ultimate 32bit SP1
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    Is this where you downloaded the driver from?
    Drivers & Support | GAME.AMD.COM
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  7. QuackPot
    Posts : 396
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    Finally managed to get it fixed. :)
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  8. arcticking
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    Windows 7 Ultimate (Build 7600) x86
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    QuackPot said:
    Finally managed to get it fixed. :)
    Well could you please help me, and explain how you got it fixed? I have the exact same problem and many others do too.
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  10. neo101
    Posts : 592
    WIN7 Ultimate 64bit
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    Are you referring to a Laptop?
    If so, you have to download the Graphic drivers from laptop manufacturer website!

    Seeing your sig.system (why run that top-notch stuff on WIN7 32bit?)
    Love to find out reason, as I'm still on 32bit socket A!
    Is it to do with gaming or some sort of compatibility with older progs?
    (I'm waiting for updated USB 3.0 motherboards with SATA 600 & proper Wireless N chips(non draft'N') etc)

    If you are having trouble with "XFX ATI HD 5750 1GB"
    - HAH, it's brand 'new' technology so you suffer the consequences! :) (till they sort out the problems with the drivers etc)
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  11. arcticking
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    Windows 7 Ultimate (Build 7600) x86
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    actually, ive just installed an older driver and it worked!

    Whats wrong with Windows 7 Ultimate Edition 32-Bit Build 7600.. ? It has directx 10 & 11 capabilities :)
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  12. QuackPot
    Posts : 396
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    arcticking said:
    QuackPot said:
    Finally managed to get it fixed. :)
    Well could you please help me, and explain how you got it fixed? I have the exact same problem and many others do too.
    I had to disable the UAC by pressing and holding F8 (I think it's F8 anyway) during the boot screen before you see the windows logo to get into the windows boot options. Then select "start windows without UAC supports" and then install the driver.

    Hope that helps.
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  13. arcticking
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    Thanks! :)


    Alright thanks, but I figured it out. I cleaned my drivers, and installed an older version. Also had UAC turned off just incase :) Thank you!
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