AMD CCC installing issue; desktop won't load after restart.  

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  1. Posts : 13
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
    Thread Starter
       #11

    Fuuuuuu*****...!~@'

    So I've installed Microsoft Visual C++ 2010, and shortly after that I've also downloaded and installed Security Update for it. As for DirectX, my computer already has the newest version of it installed - it says.

    After all that, I've tried installing AMD CCC 12.6 once again (this time drivers only, minus the CCC itself, as DigDeep suggested). After restart, and "Starting Windows" screen -- same problem appeared...

    Black screen, few seconds later desktop showed up with no icons/taskbar/mouse cursor. After doing Ctrl+Alt+Del, the black screen (previously mentioned) showed up once more, and from there on I had to manually restart PC; boot Windows in safe mode and restore system to a point prior to AMD drivers installation.

    Long story short - the issue still exists, I still can't start up Windows normally after I install AMD Drivers. Also, MSI Afterburner 2.1.0 setup shows up every time Windows loads in now, asks me if I want to install it :/. Sigh

    Thank you, Solarstarshines and DigDeep. I appreciate your help! Still looking for suggestions..
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  2. Posts : 101
    Windows 7 SP1 x64 Ultimate
       #12

    I found this solution that worked:

    Boot into low resolution mode (like 640xsomething) and then the login screen/desktop was viewable. I then, switched my screen resolution to maximum and it didnt stuff up.

    I then switched off and on to check if it was a permanent fix and it was. Dont know what was going on but its all good now.
    F8 is for advanced boot options
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  3. Posts : 13
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
    Thread Starter
       #13

    Hey again DigDeep! Thank you for still sticking with me through all of this!

    I did as you recommended. It didn't fix the problem. At this point, clueless as I am, I think it would be the best to just return the PC back to the store I bought it at, and ask their customers service for assistance.

    Thanks to everyone that tried to help out.
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  4. Posts : 1
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #14

    Sierra23 said:
    Hey again DigDeep! Thank you for still sticking with me through all of this!

    I did as you recommended. It didn't fix the problem. At this point, clueless as I am, I think it would be the best to just return the PC back to the store I bought it at, and ask their customers service for assistance.

    Thanks to everyone that tried to help out.
    Not sure if you have fixed your pc yet but I had the same problem as you. By any chance, do you have a HDMI cable plugged in to your video card?
    If you do, unplug it, then boot your pc. Your problem should now be solved.

    Also, if your monitor is HDMI, use the DVI cable to set up your computer then plug the HDMI cable in. You should now have the correct resolution set up and it will work.
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  5. Posts : 1
    Windows 7 Enterprise x64
       #15

    Hey Subx!

    I can't tell you how grateful I was to find your answer (I only registered to write this post ).

    So yeah, I had the same problem. I have reinstalled Win7 for like 10 times, always with different CCC options, to rule out the bad one. It seems that when CCC installs and restarts the Windows, it automatically recognizes if there are multiple displays connected to the VGA, and usually the monitor will not be the primary display. I have my TV connected by HDMI, and it became primary. I was so relieved to find the Windows desktop when I turned on my TV!

    So anyway, thanks again for the tip. :)
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  6. Posts : 1
    Windows 64bit
       #16

    Hey Subz,

    Yep its 2015.
    Almost 3 years after the last post!
    I also only registered to write this post (bit of a faff)

    But I am sooooo grateful for your solution.
    As I've been searching for this since 12.30am (Its now 2.03)

    I starting installing drivers for my new pc yesterday and encountered this problem, and was stuck ever since.

    I am grateful that I can now go to bed and impressive my father in the morning about fixing the computer before him.


    It also applies to DVI to HDMI cables for people wondering...
    I think its for any second display.
    Surprised there arnt any more people with this issue considering most people connect the PCs to a TV.

    Long post, but I don't care...
    This post saved me a lot of hassle.(well... most of it )

    Thanks again.
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