Vista - Weird Graphics card error

Hey everyone,
When i try and upgrade my ATI Readon HD 2400 Pro graphics card, it always fails. I have no idea why this happen but none of the updates will work. I posted about this before but i am still clueless
There is an attachment. i am not sure if this has anything to do with it.
THanks,
Ben

Hi Ben,

See if uninstalling the video driver and and reinstalling them can help.

Are you using the latest 32-bit 8.11 version from: Drivers & Tools | GAME.AMD.COM

Hey brink,
look at the two attachments. This is what i got when i tried to install! i am getting so agravated i tried doing this on my own for like two weeks and the install just keeps failing!!
ADFASDFGAJSFASRGFDJZFGJASD
haha
Any thing on the pictures?
Thanks,
Ben
Also, how do i post the pictures right into the txt without it being a link to a website?

Step 8 down in this tutorial will help show you how to attach the image you uploaded to your post.

This new driver version just may not work with your setup for whatever reason. You might see if rolling back to your previous Display Adapter driver version will work better for you instead.

I already checked for the rollback optition and i wasnt able to. The optition is greyed out. I dont understand this. I am trying to update driver software but it fails. Do you think that the original software might be corrupte?
Ben

Could be Ben. I would redownload the drivers directly from ATI's website and try again. If they do not work, then I would stick with the older driver version until the next new version comes out that will hopefully work better for you.

Ok brink
And do you know if there is a free program which would search for my driver updates?
I think i have come upon one before but i am not sure.
Thanks,
Ben

I would recommend that you get them directly from ATI's website instead. You just never know what you get from a 3rd party. This is the link for the drivers for the card in your specs.

Drivers & Tools | GAME.AMD.COM

Ok,
Is a hardware's driver upgrade really necessary?

Normally it's a good idea to look at the release notes on the driver to see what improvements or updates have been made with the new drive version. If it fixes a problem or helps to improve performance for you, then it would be a good reason to install the new driver version.

However, I have always found it best to have the latest driver version installed of ot doesn't cause a problem for you. If it does, then just go back to the older version and wait to see what the next new driver version has in store with it.

Hope this helps,
Shawn