ATi Graphics Driver Not Working In Vista (5384)...

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P4 with HT (3.2 Ghz)
2GB PC3200 Ram
ATi Radeon x800 GT (256MB/128Bit)

Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (Code 43)


When I look into the info, it says that it installed the driver successfully
however something occured during the running of the driver...Any solutions or
are we just waiting for a driver update for build 5384?
 
The driver file itself may have become corrupted, have you tried replacing
it?

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Rick "Nutcase" Rogers said:
The driver file itself may have become corrupted, have you tried replacing
it?

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Haven't tried rolling it back, I'll give that a shot now. BRB.
 
Okay, tried rolling it back but never had the option highlighted. Still have
the exclamation point next to the graphics card in the device manager...what
to do, what to do :(
 
Tony said:
Okay, tried rolling it back but never had the option highlighted. Still have
the exclamation point next to the graphics card in the device manager...what
to do, what to do :(
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I've been using these drivers the entire time :(
 
Andre Da Costa said:
Try disabling UAP and install the drive from the suggested link by Peter. To
disable UAP, click Start > All Programs > Run > type in MSCONFIG > Tools
(tab) > scroll down select Disable UAC > click Launch, restart your system
for the changes to take effect.
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Still doesn't work... :(
 
Did you try to install the drives maually?
You can try to update the driver manually by telling Windows where to look
for your drivers. Usually ATI > Support > ati_LH_RC0 > Packages > Drviers.
 
Got the same problem with my X700. Using the latest drivers from ATI. Also,
if you check out device manager before updating the driver from ATI, you'll
notice that the driver the Vista ships with also has the same trouble (error
43)
 
Same problem on my Mobile Radeon 9600 which really sucks since I have to use
4:3 res on my widescreen.
 
I have exactly the same problem with an ATI 9550. Thought it might be the
card, so swapped for a 9600XT - still Code 43.

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I have exactly the same problem with an ATI 9550. Thought it might be the
card, so swapped for a 9600XT - still Code 43.

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I have exactly the same problem with an ATI 9550. Thought it might be the
card, so swapped for a 9600XT - still Code 43.

Stuart

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Has anyone found a fix to this problem?? I have exact same problem on my
system. I have tried all of the fixes suggested in this posting and nothing
has worked. Are we waiting on a new driver for this version of the public
beta from ATI? I have emailed ATI and have yet gotten any kind of response.
 
Got the same problem with my X700. Using the latest drivers from ATI. Also,
if you check out device manager before updating the driver from ATI, you'll
notice that the driver the Vista ships with also has the same trouble (error
43)
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Not here. I have a card extremely similar to OP's. His is a Radeon
X800 GT. Mine is a Radeon X800XL (both have 256MG RAM). I'm running
with the original driver Vista Setup installed. It's from ATI, dated
4/26/2002, version 7.7.9.0, WDDM. There are no errors or conflicts.
Everything runs perfectly. I see no reason to "update" this driver.

Is it possible that this has something to do with upgrade installs vs
clean installs -- i.e., upgrading an old driver? (I doubt it since I
think that Vista takes every old XP driver and discards it.)
 
Tony said:
Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (Code
43)

When I look into the info, it says that it installed the driver
successfully
however something occured during the running of the driver...Any solutions
or
are we just waiting for a driver update for build 5384?
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Just chiming in here. I'm running an "old" Radeon 9600 Pro with 256MB of
onboard
RAM. I've tried everything that is suggested in this thread and more but no
dice.
It's code 43 all the way for me, both with the "original" Vista driver and
ATI's latest
Vista Beta2 driver. For the record, this card is running without any
problems on XP.
I can even play some of the most recent games on it (at low resolutions).
It's not the
original video card, which used to be a Nvidia Ti4200.

From the diversity of cards mentioned in this thread I'm thinking it
may be a motherboard or P'n'P issue instead of a video card issue.

For completeness sake I'll mention my pc config :
Northwood P4 @ 2.67GHz (i.e. no Hyper-Threading) with 1 GB PC-2700 RAM
It's a Medion PC with a SiS648 chipset motherboard, custom-made for Aldi by
MSI.
The on-board IDE controller has the following devices connected to it:
* Seagate ST3120023A hard disk
* Sony CD-RW CRX210E1
* PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-105
The on-board USB controller is 1.1 only.

To be fair, it's not the only problem I'm experiencing with Vista. Vista
won't install
when the PC is booted from the DVD. It complains that I need to insert the
"media"
that contains the drivers for my "unknown device". Installing from within
Windows XP
(but still choosing a clean install) did work but I still see problems with
my IDE devices
when in Vista. My DVD and CD appear and disappear between boots so I'm
guessing
my IDE controller is malfunctioning or at least suffering from a bad Vista
driver.

Yes, this PC is overdue for being replaced but tell that to the bank and my
wife
(not necessaily in that order ;-)) Besides, theoretically it should still
qualify for the
complete "Vista Aero Glass Experience" :-)

Hope someone can shed some light on this.
 
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