ATi TV wonder pro x64

[Milardo]

You have to delete the file most likely it is named for example oem25.inf. Look in c:\windows\inf and look for the oem file, it is most likely the last one because this is the last driver installed. Open the inf file and see if it is the same one from the bt878 driver you are trying to install. If so, delete that file and the .pnf with the same name.

 

[Milardo]

There is a certificate on the one I linked but I am not sure if it is valid.

 

[dani9678]

I have oem29.inf listed as the last oem file. I delete that one and the pnf file?

 

[Milardo]

Doubleclick on the file and see if it matches the one from the driver package- BT848.inf. It it matches it is safe to delete both files.

 

[dani9678]

Well, I already deleted. I noticed that oem29.inf and pnf are from 3 days ago so I figure that they must have been the right files. I'm going to go ahead and restart so that I can select F8 before windows loads.

 

[dani9678]

I meant to say oem28.inf and pnf are from 3 days ago not oem29.inf and pnf.

 

[Milardo]

if you have it in recycle bin you can still look.

 

[dani9678]

No, I have a habit of holding down the shift key when I delete so they are gone.

 

[Milardo]

oh okay.

 

[dani9678]

I went back into the inf folder after rebooting and found that oem28 is also gone now so I don't no.

 

[Milardo]

I think those are just referenced when you go to install a driver, but if driver is already installed. It shouldn't affect anything i think.

 

[dani9678]

Now it won't even pick up on the driver. After right clicking the multimedia video controller, and select update video driver, then browse to where the driver is, it says there is no driver found.

 

[Milardo]

Are you selecting that the bt848.inf file?

 

[dani9678]

It doesn't let me go any further then selecting the directory where the files are.

 

[Milardo]

How did you previously install the driver?

 

[dani9678]

The following are directions for using the auto setup feature.


1: open command prompt
2: type certmgr.exe /add Planetamd64.cer /s /r localMachine root
3: rest with card setup

Do you think that maybe I should but all of the files that I received in the package at the C prompt and try running the above command again?

I did the above before but I had everything in the download folder and I entered everything in the search box/ command line entry box rather then type cmd and do everything from there.

 

[Milardo]

Sure, also, if it doesn't work, maybe you should modify the inf for the other ati card, that could be why it isn't working.

 

[dani9678]

I can't seem to get it to recognize it anymore. I don't know. I didn't mean for this to become such an ordeal. I guess I'll just have to remove the drivers and delete them, remove the card, restart the computer and start from scratch.

 

[Milardo]

I've got to go now, but I will check back tomorrow as soon as I can and maybe do some research on this.

 

[rigisme]

Thanks for the 32-bit Windows 7 drivers! Very much appreciated.

However, maybe you can help me "finish it all up"? Once the drivers and card were installed, I'm getting a black and white (fuzzy) picture and the audio is not syncing right. This is in Windows Media Center.

I saw you made mention of both of these issues in the thread.

Is there a link to a TV Tuner software application that I can use instead of WMC? Nothing I can find for this card has worked for me.

Thanks.