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Post by Amie on Feb 9, 2007 19:53:45 GMT
riyt lol i tried the first method n all these things came up like
1 said Audio another said chipset , Lan, Modem USB , Video lol i dont know which one to clik on lol and wen i do clik on thm all the lil things hav confusin names ! lol ! and i dnt think i have a windows disk lolz o well
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Amie
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Post by Zarnisis on Feb 10, 2007 21:44:59 GMT
riyt lol i tried the first method n all these things came up like 1 said Audio another said chipset , Lan, Modem USB , Video lol i dont know which one to clik on lol and wen i do clik on thm all the lil things hav confusin names ! lol ! and i dnt think i have a windows disk lolz o well Thanks Amie Im gonna make it into english, sorry its just hard to read, '1 said Audio another chipset. Lan, Modem USB, Video. Lol I don't know which one to click on, Lol. When do i click on them all, the little things having confusing names. Lol. and I dont think I have a windows disk. Lolz. Oh well. As to clear things up. Audio chipset, Im not exactly sure, I think its your audio drivers. Lan stands for Local Area Network, it connects 2 or more computer together in a network so they can transfer files, etc. Modem USB? Video, is your video/graphic card drivers. Try 'video' and go from there. |
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Post by Amie on Feb 11, 2007 21:26:03 GMT
lol thanks well i cliked on video and more files came up one said support one saiid win 2000 , data1, data1.hdr, data2,ikernel , infcache1, install , layout, setup , setup , setup , setup.iss, lol sorry i dont exactly no what any of these mean lol they all sound the same and non of them say the name of any drivers
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Amie
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Post by Zarnisis on Feb 11, 2007 23:26:16 GMT
So you have Windows 2000 right?
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Post by Nemesis on Feb 12, 2007 7:55:39 GMT
Nope, XP. I already asked two pages back. Okay, this seems a dead end. Let's try something else! - First go here and download (yes, there we go again) the program called "CATALYST Uninstaller" (cat-uninstaller.exe). - Done that? Go to Start -> Control Panel -> Software (or Add/Remove, as it is sometimes called). - Scroll down until you see the entry "ATI Display Driver". - Remove it. - Restart your computer, but repeatedly hit F8 before the Windows startup screen appears. Note: F8 is the most common key. However, it can also be another key in some cases, like F10. - A menu will appear. Select "Safe Mode". - Wait for things to start up. - Now run the CATALYST Uninstaller. Follow the prompts until you have to restart your computer. - Install the new video drivers. Here's hoping it works this time!  |
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Post by Amie on Feb 12, 2007 16:57:09 GMT
hi thanks ive installed the thing lol , but theres no thing in the uninstall programs called ati display driver lol does this mean that its already uninstalled and i should just go onto the next step
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Post by Zarnisis on Feb 12, 2007 18:26:03 GMT
Is there anything that has to do with 'video' or 'display'?
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Post by Amie on Feb 12, 2007 19:10:51 GMT
nope i dont think so
Amie
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Post by Nemesis on Feb 13, 2007 14:17:13 GMT
Then I think it's indeed safe to proceed to the next step.
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Post by Amie on Feb 13, 2007 17:07:31 GMT
Hi lol i tried your method and changed it to safe mode and ran catalyst uninstaller i did this and restarted the computer and now i think i have broke the computer lol and only i could do this lol and my mum is home at 9pm and i would like to fix the computer by then , the screen has gone all fuzzy and you can barely see things and when you go and change the display as the colour is on the lowest 4bit it says the currently selected graphics driver cannot be used it was written 4 an older version of windows lol ! and then it takes you onto the display and there is only one option for the colour loewst 4 bit ! lol , so will you please help me get my computer back to normal before 9pm lol ! thanks Amie
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