ATI Catalyst 9.9

breeZy · 03 Oct 2009

what do you guys mean just press f8? am i suppose to do something else after pressing f8? because if i can remember f8 just gives you some option to put in safe mode etc.

unless theres something i'm missing

QuackPot · 03 Oct 2009

breeZy said:

what do you guys mean just press f8? am i suppose to do something else after pressing f8? because if i can remember f8 just gives you some option to put in safe mode etc.

unless theres something i'm missing

Keep pressing it until you get a black screen with about 10 different options.

breeZy · 04 Oct 2009

i can see but what option do i pick to solve this problem or it doesn't?

QuackPot · 05 Oct 2009

breeZy said:

i can see but what option do i pick to solve this problem or it doesn't?

The very bottom one saying start windows without driver signature or something like that.

Orpheous · 20 Oct 2009

I had the same problem with W7 64 bit and ATI 4870 running CCC 9.9

Click Start (Windows symbol)
type gpedit.msc into the search bar
navigate to: User Configuration, Administrative Templates, System, Driver Installation
Double click Code Signing For Device Drivers
Check the Enabled radio button
under Options, select Ignore in the drop down box
Reboot
Re-install CCC 9.9

Zalasta · 17 Dec 2009

I can't seem to fix this problem. I've tried all the things that's been discussed here, but it still won't work. @Orpheus: when i'm searching for gpedit.msc it doesn't find anything. I asked someone who did it and it worked and he said it would be in C:\Windows\System32\ so i looked there but there was no msc-files at all. Found one namned gpedit.dll though.

When i press f8 during the booting and all that it doesn't work either. Still goes back to the "welcome"-screen in CCC.

This problem is driving me crazy...

Kadu2 · 20 Dec 2009

I am also having the problem of returning to the welcome screen, any more advice anyone?

Zalasta · 21 Dec 2009

Everything worked fine for me after uninstalling all drivers then installing the new 9.12 suite (Drivers & Support | GAME.AMD.COM) and then installing the 9.9 catalyst control center!

HardDrive · 06 Jan 2010

I have Win 7 and I had the same problem with the 1 inch border (underscan) and I tried everything here and it didn't work I read some where that Vista drivers work with win 7 so I did just that removed the latest win 7 drivers from ati and installed the latest Vista Drivers and now when I click on desktop and displays and right clicked on the little tv on the bottom left of the screen and clicked configure like previously mentioned it brought me to the home screen but now it works and I can click on scaling options and adjust underscan and overscan. Hope this helps

prospero · 07 Sep 2010

Blongs said:

I had the same problem with the 1 inch border and you are correct it is a scaling problem. Go into CCC and click on "desktops and displays", There will be a small monitor in the lower left hand corner, click on the arrow over that display, click on configure, you will see a tab for "scaling options" that will let you adjust underscan and overscan. I set mine to zero and it solved the problem for me. Best of luck to ya but I do believe this setting will only be available if you are using a HDMI cable to your monitor.

I just downloaded the latest version of CCC and now the scaling option won't "fix"; I have to reset it every time I boot. I'm using an HDMI cable to the Dell 23" monitor. Any ideas? If not, how do I revert to the previous version of CCC?

ATI Catalyst 9.9

Solved it!