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windows 7 drivers for a... (don't laugh)
- Thread starter marc2003
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http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownlo...px?type=2.4.1&product=2.4.1.3.13&lang=English
try this. i know its for vista, but the driver should install on 7.
try this. i know its for vista, but the driver should install on 7.
already that with no joy. even extracting the files and trying to update using device manager to browse to the inf files didn't work. 
edit: i just tried again using the "proper" administrator account and they appear to have installed ok. i'll have a quick blast on some old games and see how i get on.
edit: i just tried again using the "proper" administrator account and they appear to have installed ok. i'll have a quick blast on some old games and see how i get on.
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Soldato
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I have slave X1650XT card powering two 17" monitors running on Windows 7 (rc7100) 64 bit ... the drivers were in the archive section and it's a big bundle!
that would be the link above. i see they bundle the 32/64 bit drivers all into one package. no matter, i had o2 20mb installed today.
anyway, i got those drivers working using the real admin account as i mentioned in my edit to my previous post. using the "run as administrator" with the account that got created during windows setup obviosuly wasn't good enough.
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As an experiment I installed win7 on a Shuttle SN41G2 and a few spare bits'n'pieces (old HDD & CDROM etc) that were left over after a recent series of updates. Initially came up with the default VGA 800x600 display as win7 doesn't know about its ancient (geforce 4mx or something like that) gfx support.
After a bit of googling I got some tips that said that unpacking an nvidia driver set from a couple of years or so back then manually pointing the install hardware driver at this + ignoring any warnings on drivers not be certified should work. Tried it and it did .... n.b. I've not done anything remotely 3-d or game-ish with this as basically just wanted to be able to get desktop at 1,366x768 on an LCD TV to have a play!
After a bit of googling I got some tips that said that unpacking an nvidia driver set from a couple of years or so back then manually pointing the install hardware driver at this + ignoring any warnings on drivers not be certified should work. Tried it and it did .... n.b. I've not done anything remotely 3-d or game-ish with this as basically just wanted to be able to get desktop at 1,366x768 on an LCD TV to have a play!