Switchable Graphics - Device Not Recognized

Hello,

See my system specs for my laptop make and model.

Disclaimer: I did get a new mobo over Christmas break, but it was matching identical to the original I'm not sure why the AMD GPU is not wanting to recognize or install.

My laptop has the bridged processor with two GPUs; the Intel HD3000 and the AMD Raedon 6770M. The Intel HD3000 works fine and the drive for it is installed, but it sucks my battery down because, as some of you know, that is the "high performance graphics" processor. The AMD Raedon 6770M is not even recognizing in Device Manager. It is as if it does not exist. I installed the new motherboard myself and can confirm that the AMD GPU is physically there. However, it simply is not working. I've tried two variations of the AMD High Definition Graphics Driver from the HP Website (sp55092.exe and sp54462.exe). Neither work. It'll install and say it went through with no errors, but the whole process only installs 60MB of data, which means that the device is physically not being recognized. I have a feeling I'm doomed. Help?

AMD Catalyst 14.2 Beta Driver for Windows
Here are the latest drivers for your AMD Card.

Didn't work. It installed catalyst control center, and I download the driver updater tool even, but both say my graphics hardware is not recognized. I just don't get it. The GPU on the motherboard literally has "AMD" and the AMD logo etched into it. So...

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Is it a reference card?(Straight from AMD not Sapphire etc)
How old is it?

I don't know. I bought the mobo used from a Chinese vendor on ebay. It said "tested 100% working" and the seller had an excellent rating so I trusted it. Maybe I just got burned. The GPU could have been damaged.

Here ya go.

Also, I've included a TXT file in which I have compiled BIOS and device information.

Here is what technet says:

"Two devices have been assigned the same input/output (I/O) ports, the same interrupt, or the same Direct Memory Access channel. The assignment was made by either the basic input/output system (BIOS), the operating system, or a combination of the two."

Additionally: Here is a picture of the GPU. Looking at the number on it, I searched "AMD 216-0810001" and found THIS.

It says it's an AMD HD 6700 which is sad, because I was really hoping the motherboard I installed would have the 6770 that my old one had. Alas, these are not transferrable between boards, or I'd just do that and solve all my own problems.



Any ideas regarding my issue, anyone?

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