Latest AMD Catalyst Video Driver for Windows 7

Would that legacy driver perform better than the vista driver I use now (in Win 7)?

Hi, newbie here.The reason why I joined this forum is because I have the same issue as you all are but concerning dual monitors.
When my W7 was on RC , it was running well on dual monitors either with MS drivers or later part I installed the ATI drivers.
A few days ago I installed the retail version of W7 Ultimate but dual monitor set up won't work.If single , (either VGA or DVI or HDMI ) works fine.I"ve installed and reinstalled (countless time !) the drivers , still won't work.Any ideas anyone ?

my graphic is onboard AMD Radeon HD3200..and I even swapped the cables a few time thought that it was faulty.
Regards

Hi, it's okay now.I installed the latest ATI CCC 9.1 drivers at the moment works perfectly but still testing..

Any details on what you did to get the install for the 9.1 drivers to work?

Running Windows 7 RTM x64 here with dual radeon 4870's and the Catalyst Install Manager pukes on install everytime.

I upgraded Vista Ultimate yesterday to Windows 7 Ultimate. It rocks! Small problem, though. My Catalyst had to be uninstalled prior to, and didn't want to reinstall afterward, correctly. Dell was of no help as I have a 6 month old loaded Studio 1535, which wasn't eligible for the free Win 7 upgrade. Little did I know, even thought the Microsoft advisor said OK, Dell wasn't and no where did I find that on their website. After an extensive and frustrating chat with a Dell service tech, I found the hotfix myself on the ATI website. It is not on the Radeon 3400 series driver update page. I found it by Googling. I uninstalled the driver, reinstalled, then applied the hotfix. Perfect!

No idea..I downloaded it and did a normal install and up to date seems to work perfectly..

Do use the uninstall tool in the driver, then your favorite registry clean-up tool, reboot, and install the latest driver, then apply the hotfix. All should go well. Good luck!

CG

Boot in Safe Mode, run Driver Sweeper, then CCleaner.

You're good to go.