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  First of all, I would like to say that you must simply use display driver given by Toshiba and not a driver that you found on the net. The drivers that you got on CD tools & utilities or drivers that you can find on the site Toshiba are all tested and they should work fine. AFAIK Tecra M3 is a new model and also delivered with SP2. This means that all the drivers are also tested to work properly with SP2.

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  Thanks a lot for your information. It s very useful! A.-J.
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  I'll assume you have XP Media Center Edition, which was the operating system that is provided with your PC.

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  Hello world

  I bought a HP Pavlion DV6-6C52EL, last year, with Windows 7 pre-installed. After two months I have upgraded to Windows 8 and now to Windows 8.1 (I did a new install of Windows 8 and an upgrade from 8 to 8.1).

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  12/15 PATCH: Finally, I have completely solved the problem. Now, both the VGA and the brightness adjustment work perfectly.

  After numerous tests, the pilot plants and the facilities (and a lot of patience ), I would like to share my solution for users with my same problem.

  Before you begin, please check the HP support Site if Windows 8.1 drivers are now available.

  • If Yes, you will get your graphics card works only by installing the proper drivers.
  • If No, please go to read this post.

  ==========================================================================================

  -If you plan to make an own 8.1 Windows Installer, just download the Windows 8 drivers for Intel HD integrated graphics card and the dedicated graphics AMD Radeon on the HP's Support Site and install them. They must work immediately.

  -If you have updated your system to Windows 8 Windows 8.1, as in my case, you may have some graphic problems. I'll show you how to solve these problems step by step.

   

       1. update your BIOS to the latest version available. Download from the Official Site of HP Support.

        2 uninstall the driver of Intel's integrated graphics and the dedicated Control Panel AMD graphics card driver. Do not restart your PC.

        3 using the free tool Display Driver Uninstaller (search on Google for the latest version), clean the registry keys and system files to completely remove drivers AMD. Restart your PC now.

  4. download the HD Graphics of Intel and AMD Radeon drivers for Windows 8 on the HP Support Site, but only install drivers from Intel.

        5 enter the BIOS Setup and change the mode of "Switchable Graphics"on"fixed".

   

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  You have now (finally!) the Intel and AMD Radeon graphics working with the brightness setting.

  Thanks anyway for users who have tried to help me.

  * NOTE: Those not worked for me, for my setup (Intel Core processor i5 2450 M with Intel HD 3000 and AMD Radeon 7470 M) so use these guides at your own risk. I decline all responsibility in case of problems or malfunction of your system. *

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  Does anyone has upgraded their video drivers from amd. They have posted 10.8 catalyst. These work with this laptop? Thank you.

  as noted, new drivers can cause blue screen problem, so I suggest you do not update the graphics drivers if you have no problem.

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  HEY,.

  HOW CAN I UPDATE MY SONY VAIO VIDEO DRIVERS? THE WEBSITE OF SONY OR AMD?

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  I HAVE AMD RADEON HD 7650M... IF YOU COULD HELP, I'D APPRECIATE IT!

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  What happens if you start in Mode safe?  -Restart, and then press F8 before Windows starts to load and choose Safe Mode from the menu.

  Assume correctly that it is an add-in PCI-e graphics card? A map is not... ??

  You can try this:

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  4. Then remove the battery from motherboard and the power button press / hold again to ~ 30 sec
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