ATI Radeon 9250 256 MB pci video card and I can't have my pc to recognize.

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  I have this card installed on my desktop PC, it's Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit, without a driver, it is standerd VGA display. However to test, what I've done is put the disc that came with the graphics card, looked for the graphics card ATI Radeon Catalyst configuration, then went to properties on it and set it to 32-bit of Windows XP and installed compatibility mode, but he wouldn't let not Catalyst Control Center start no matter what I tried , but he did install normally, also installed the pilot display and is the main display now, but when you restart the PC I get a blue screen that disappears in 2 seconds then stops, and you only have to start Windows normally then.

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