Latest AMD Catalyst Video Driver for Windows 7

The .inf file will be in the folder you tell the installer to extract to. Once the files are extracted, the install procedure continues. This is when you can just close the installer.

So if you do that for the 9.3 driver, you will be left with a folder (C:\ATI is default) containing the files for proper install, except the .inf which must be edited in notepad.

That .inf file is located at C:\ATI\Support\*Driver version*\Drivers\Display\LH_INF (at least for me.)

Now do the same exact thing for the 9.2 driver for your card. Here's a link to that, for Vista's x64. Use this...

http://www.ngohq.com/home.php?page=F...eme&dwn_id=804

Go to 9.2 .inf and open it in notepad. Copy the manufacturer section in its entirety, then paste it over the manufacturer section in the 9.3 folder's .inf.

Save this newly made .inf 9.3 in its same location, over itself.

Now go to the device manager and install from the 9.3 folder. Hope it works for ya!

Mobile drivers aren't made by ATI ... normaly they wher you bought the notebook take care of the driver support, but even Alienware doesn't support "us" with W7 drivers, but with modded 8.10 and as far as I know "new" with the 8.12 so I'll give it a shot (on Vista) now to see the 3DMark06 scores :)

On W7 I am running a modded 9.3 wich runs smooth, only L4D has a Multi CPU problem ... wich I didn't have with 8.10 ...

I'll search the link for the mobile 9.3 mom^^ (I think here in this thread is also a guid^^)

Greetings
Julian

torrentg said:

The .inf file will be in the folder you tell the installer to extract to. Once the files are extracted, the install procedure continues. This is when you can just close the installer.

So if you do that for the 9.3 driver, you will be left with a folder (C:\ATI is default) containing the files for proper install, except the .inf which must be edited in notepad.

That .inf file is located at C:\ATI\Support\*Driver version*\Drivers\Display\LH_INF (at least for me.)

Now do the same exact thing for the 9.2 driver for your card. Here's a link to that, for Vista's x64. Use this...

Download ATI Catalyst 9.2

Go to 9.2 .inf and open it in notepad. Copy the manufacturer section in its entirety, then paste it over the manufacturer section in the 9.3 folder's .inf.

Save this newly made .inf 9.3 in its same location, over itself.

Now go to the device manager and install from the 9.3 folder. Hope it works for ya!

ok,i did all those thinks but i still can't make it work from the device manager.it sais that i already have the latest driver install, and i don't even have it installed

ucraiova77 said:

it sais that i already have the latest driver install

It sounds like you have klicked the wrong button. Am I right?

Don't klick "Next".



Than search for the inf. after klicking "Have Disk" (that's where the name comes from)

Greetings
Julian

update says my ATI driver for X700 series is up to date but when I boot up into Windows 7 I get a solid line across the entire screen about 2 inches from top..there is also some colors showing... Any ideas on how to get rid of this annoyance? Update says I have latest driver for my card(downloaded the vista_win7 one)

I´ve a problem with 59Hz issue talked about in these forums but there was mostly users with nVidia. I´d like to aks if it´s some fix that could permanently set to 60Hz?
I´ve 7057 X64 + ATI 4850 TOP HTDI + EIZO HD2442W in 1920x1200, in OSD on monitor it says 60Hz but in display settings it remains stucked 59Hz
Using latest Cat 9.3.

CCC 9.4 released

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...and the latest AGP Hotfix 9.4 drivers.

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