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| Guest | ati Catalyst won't function properly, possibly due to .net 2.0 Hi, I have a Vista Ultimate 64 SP1 PC with 8GB on a ASUS m3a78-HME HDMI mobo with embedded Radeon 3200 chipset and a Phenom X3 9750 processor. .NET 3.5 is on the system with sp1 and all the .net 3.5 KB patches for backward compatibility When I tried to load the newest 64 Bit -suitable for Vista- Catalyst drivers I got the message: No ATI Graphics driver is installed or the ATI driver is not installed properly. Please install the ATI driver apropriate for your ATI hardware. The system end up with rather jagged appearance of fonts and a resolution not suitable for my monitor. I Install the Driver and the Catalyst control center separately. The error message comes after the install of the Catalyst control center I have no viruschecker running at install time. Forum messages on the web indicate that the absence of .NET 2.0 prevents the Catalyst environment to install properly. I downloaded the.net 2.0 sp1 envirinment, but receives the error message: ,,This product is not supported on the Vista operatng system.'' This also closes the installaton of .NET 2.0 Anyone got an idea? Kind regards, Tony Thijs Oriolus |
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| Guest | Re: ati Catalyst won't function properly, possibly due to .net 2.0 I have seen this recently on a different Asus motherboard. Device Manager showed that the driver had installed correctly but could not start. Catalyst 8.11 installed and worked. I suggest you roll back until you find a Catalyst version which works and wait to see if Catalyst 8.13 or later resolves the issue. "Tony" <tonythecatnospampleasemiauw@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:u1ay1OkbJHA.1188@xxxxxx
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| Guest | Re: ati Catalyst won't function properly, possibly due to .net 2.0 you might uninstall all ATI software from Control Panel - Programs and Features reboot. then use the EXPRESS install with the RUN AS ADMINISTRATOR option to install the software. never have a problem using this method. mikeyhsd@xxxxxx "Tony" <tonythecatnospampleasemiauw@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:u1ay1OkbJHA.1188@xxxxxx Hi, I have a Vista Ultimate 64 SP1 PC with 8GB on a ASUS m3a78-HME HDMI mobo with embedded Radeon 3200 chipset and a Phenom X3 9750 processor. .NET 3.5 is on the system with sp1 and all the .net 3.5 KB patches for backward compatibility When I tried to load the newest 64 Bit -suitable for Vista- Catalyst drivers I got the message: No ATI Graphics driver is installed or the ATI driver is not installed properly. Please install the ATI driver apropriate for your ATI hardware. The system end up with rather jagged appearance of fonts and a resolution not suitable for my monitor. I Install the Driver and the Catalyst control center separately. The error message comes after the install of the Catalyst control center I have no viruschecker running at install time. Forum messages on the web indicate that the absence of .NET 2.0 prevents the Catalyst environment to install properly. I downloaded the.net 2.0 sp1 envirinment, but receives the error message: ,,This product is not supported on the Vista operatng system.'' This also closes the installaton of .NET 2.0 Anyone got an idea? Kind regards, Tony Thijs Oriolus |
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| Guest | Re: ati Catalyst won't function properly, possibly due to .net 2.0 Hi Mikey, I actually used that option. I took Dominique's advice and rolled back to an earlier version. For now it worked as before Kind regards, Tony Thijs "mikeyhsd" <mikeyhsd@xxxxxx> schreef in bericht news:%23LdiHXnbJHA.5412@xxxxxx you might uninstall all ATI software from Control Panel - Programs and Features reboot. then use the EXPRESS install with the RUN AS ADMINISTRATOR option to install the software. never have a problem using this method. mikeyhsd@xxxxxx "Tony" <tonythecatnospampleasemiauw@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:u1ay1OkbJHA.1188@xxxxxx Hi, I have a Vista Ultimate 64 SP1 PC with 8GB on a ASUS m3a78-HME HDMI mobo with embedded Radeon 3200 chipset and a Phenom X3 9750 processor. ..NET 3.5 is on the system with sp1 and all the .net 3.5 KB patches for backward compatibility When I tried to load the newest 64 Bit -suitable for Vista- Catalyst drivers I got the message: No ATI Graphics driver is installed or the ATI driver is not installed properly. Please install the ATI driver apropriate for your ATI hardware. The system end up with rather jagged appearance of fonts and a resolution not suitable for my monitor. I Install the Driver and the Catalyst control center separately. The error message comes after the install of the Catalyst control center I have no viruschecker running at install time. Forum messages on the web indicate that the absence of .NET 2.0 prevents the Catalyst environment to install properly. I downloaded the.net 2.0 sp1 envirinment, but receives the error message: ,,This product is not supported on the Vista operatng system.'' This also closes the installaton of .NET 2.0 Anyone got an idea? Kind regards, Tony Thijs Oriolus |
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