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Newbie
![]() Join Date: Apr 2008
Vista Ultimate x64
Posts: 5
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This is quite possibly the strangest problem I've ever had with a computer. I recently upgraded an ATI x1950PRO to an ATI HD 2600XT. Initially, the HD 2600 worked perfectly fine, dx10 installed with no problems. After a Catalyst driver update, I suddenly noticed that I had lost dx10 support in Crysis, Hellgate, and other games.
Here is where it gets strange: EVEREST and the Device Manager correctly detect my HD 2600. Dxdiag says dx10 is installed correctly. But the vista display settings menu lists the adapter type as an x1950PRO, but the adapter string as the HD 2600XT. Sounds like a registry issue, right? I've reinstalled the drivers, rolled them back, used Guru3D Driver Sweeper and DriverCleaner.NET to clear out the old ATI drivers before installed the new ones, and gone through and manually deleted all ATI keys in the registry before reinstalling the drivers again. Nothing has helped. Any help you guys could give me would be greatly appreciated. |
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Vista Fan
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Vista Home Premium 64bit
Posts: 380
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This might be a silly couple of question but in Display Settings... does it itdentify more than one Monitor?
Is the X1950 only option in the drop down list? It all seems odd to me |
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Newbie
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Vista Ultimate x64
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it identifies both monitors (I have an acer and a dell), but both are displayed as "x monitor on Radeon x1950PRO." those two monitors are the only options in the dropdown menu. it seems very odd to me as well...and of course im wayy past the 90-day free support limit, and ill be damned if i pay the 59.99 or whatever it is that M$ is charging for tech suport these days.
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Here to Help
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Windows Vista X64
Posts: 401
Location: Mumbai,India
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Try Reinstalling the Monitor Drivers if you havent already.
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Newbie
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Vista Ultimate x64
Posts: 5
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asky, you got me all excited because never in a million years would i have thought of that...but no, it didnt work. this is absolutely the most mind boggling problem ive ever had with a computer.
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Geek
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vista home premium 64 bit
Posts: 734
Location: uk
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Go into device manager and remove/uninstall the new card. When vista reboots it will detect the new card and reinstall this way.
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