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• Switchable Graphics (AMD Radeon HD 7670) problem in Hp Pavilion g6 2305tx-windows 8.1

  Hello

  I would like to draw your kind attension to this serious problem, which I do face with AMD Mobility Radeon HD7670 driver for windows 8.1

  I use Hp pavilion 2305tx g6 that has double graphics. I bought it 6 months ago and it cost about 60 grand in Bangladesh.

  I was using Windows 7 and everything was fine. I could play every game I want, but after upgrade to 8.1 window, I am facing this switchable graphics problem. Device manager shows that driver was installed correctly but when I go to high performance for any game, it (game) is not responding but game can start without any problem in IE graphics Intel HD 4000 I cannot use my dedicated graphics card which I bought this laptop!

  Here too, no driver to blueooth. Specifically the driver Ralink RT 3290 Bluetooth. I found the driver for this hardware, but not suitable for windows 8.1. Okey BT is not a big problem, but what about the graphics driver? What is Hp? sleep? Where the drivers updated for Windows 8.1? How long I have to wait? As I brought it BDT 60 grand I have right to ask for updated driver and I want to that they as soon as POSSIBLE.

  Again, I chart AMD Radeon HD 7670 in my laptop and driver is correctly installed, but every time I spend my graphics to high performance I cann't play any game. It's because I'm not have good drivers for Windows 64-bit os 8.1.

  I've been looking for this driver for months, but I don't get a updated driver for AMD mobility radeon 7670.

  Please, I beg you! publish drivers for windows 8.1 updated 64-bit os.

  [edited by Moderator]

  The problem is resolved. It took 6 months but in the end I finally thought to her

  Follow the steps precisely

  1. open this Pc or workstation then go to uninstall or change a program

  2 appears in the list, you can see graphics driver Intel & AMD Catalyst install manager. You must uninstall both in express mode so that no other previous parameter no longer exists.

  3. Firstly, uninstall the Intel Graphics driver. If you are asked for a restart of the pc to go for it.

  4. that the list appears, you can see AMD Catalyst install manager, right click and uninstall in express mode. Uninstall all components of AMD. Restart your PC because you will be asked.

  5. go on this Pc or my PC and then drive C. open Program Files and Program Files (x 86) the two of them, if you use the 64-bit operating system. In the search box write AMD and you find some removal files remaining them all.

  6. now your PC is free of previous records and other files. Although the right, click on sign Windows and Device Manager. You'll see graphic cards and uninstall both. This step is not necessary, but just to be sure that your PC has not previously installed drivers.

  7. open your browser and download the latest graphics driver for your PC Intel. My driver was Win64_153322. Install it. If you install it correctly you're at half way through. Restart your PC, if she needs.

  8 go to the AMD web site and download the latest version of the driver. To avoid the complexity best option is to download Autodetect. Because he will choose the best suitable driver for your system. The file name is amddriverdownloader.

  9. open the amddriverdownloader file and download the driver. Download will end and it will automatically start the installation. Install it in express mode. Restart your PC because you will be asked to do.

  10. I hope your driver problems will be solved. To check it out go to Device Manager and see if the drivers are installed properly. Turn on the CCC and try to play a game of High Performance. You will see that the problem is solved.

  Here's how I solved my problem of graphics from AMD. I've been suffering since I installed Windows 8.1 right after being released and today 15 Jun 14, I solved the problem. I can play any game in now high performance.

  If you think that my opinion is useful to you, please share it.

  Lotfi Liyad Salem.

  Please hit Kudos, if I help you!

• Phoenix 810 ENVY: ENVY Phoenix 810 with AMD Radeon R9 270 problem

  System:

  HP ENVY Phoenix PC 810

  Model 810-250se

  10 64-bit Windows

  Video:

  AMD Radeon R9 270

  My PC had a screen black/reboot during the ten days about problem. My son, who plays games on it, believes that the video card above is at the origin of the problem. There was a recent series of Windows included 10 updates a driver for this hardware, but after several attempts (including RESETS of Windows with a picture CD 10) installation via the update or directly from March 28 AMD download, the furthest I get is a black screen after trying to install the driver software. I did it with Windows Defender disabled. I tried Mode safe mode with and without networking, but the Crimson AMD software will not run here. I used the utility from dismantling of AMD as well.

  The problem earlier, before I start all the diagnostics, was a reboot loop.

  Having said all that, at a time given, I ran the HP BIOS utility that scans everything for chess... guess what, video memory FAILED:

  ID 0LM8HS-00082V-QFFV7F-Q2WM03 failure

  Is this an indication that the card is toast, or that the pilot and the chipset is just missing/messed up?

  Another symptom is a weird game of vertical strips on some graphic characteristics.

  So I guess my question is, where I go from here to get the PC up?

  Thank you

  Phil

  Hi @Tutescrew,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support! It's a good place to find the help you need, other users, HP experts and other support staff. I understand that you have a problem with the video memory FAILURE. I'll be happy to help you.

  It is a hardware issue, please use the following http://www.hp.com/contacthp and create a folder for your question and contact HP. If you do not live in the United States / Canada, please click on the link below to get contact information for your region.
  http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/contact-HP/WW-phone-assist.html

• Windows 8 on AMD Radeon graphics card is not completely fill the screen

  Just installed Windows 8 Pro on a Dell Inspiron Zino HD with an AMD Radeon HD 4300 Series.

  Display is a LG on HDMI monitor.

  Installation went well apart from my screen Windows does not fill my entire screen.  I don't think it's something to do with the resolution of the screen, it's just the way that 'image' does not fill the screen correctly.

  Hello

  Did you install these legacy AMD official drivers?
  http://support.AMD.com/us/KbArticles/pages/catalystlegacywin8.aspx
  There is also a setting in the Catalyst Control Center associated with overscan (he has a slider).
  This one should expand your image to fill the edges of the screen.
  Carlos

• AMD Radeon 7570-devices is not compatible with Windows 10 - you're going to have problems with your screen

  Microsoft will come out with Windows 10, as an upgrade of the free operating system next month, July 29, 2015. They came out with an app, 'Get Windows 10', which is intended to help the operating system upgrade process. In this app, it checks for compatibility issues that may exist between your computer and their new Windows 10.  I get results for two of compatibility issues when I run this app. The one that concerns me, it is with the video card that came with my computer, AMD Radeon HD 7570.

  The app tells me: "these devices are not completely compatible with Windows 10" and he adds "you will encounter problems with your screen."

  Is there any driver updates that resolve this problem?

  The driver, I installed on my pc is Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. version 8.960.11.2000

  Windows says that the driver is up-to-date.

  If no driver is available to correct this problem will be I need to replace the video card in my computer and if so with what?

  I currently use two screens, a LG 22EA53 (analog) and an Acer S230HL without any problems with Windows 7, Home Premium, Service Pack 1.

  Malygris1,

  Well, son of a gun... looks that microsoft has made changes in their updates.

  Now when you run the "'get 10 app Windows, check your PC ' it reads in devices..." "0 problems found."

  Looks like Microsoft do with last-minute changes, as you indicated, and others have mentioned about being patient on this matter, that they may (?) have addressed this problem.  Probably won't suddenly course up until the update is done.

  Guess for now, I have to score this as accept as a Solution.

• Problem with Inspiron 15 3537 AMD Radeon HD 8670 M Driver for Windows 7 Enterprise 64-bit

  Hi team,

  I bought this laptop a month back and still not able to understand the problem with the video driver.

  Laptop model - http://www.dell.com/support/drivers/us/en/19/Product/inspiron-15-3537

  Issue - AMD Radeon HD 8670 M Driver does not not in Windows 7 Enterprise. Error - driver has stopped working.

  Drivers have tried - http://www.dell.com/support/drivers/ag/en/19/driverdetails?driverid=P28NG

  Help, please.

  I called Dell phone Support and they helped me solve the problem.

  Solution: -.

  Step 1 - updated BIOS to latest version

  Step 2 - before you install the AMD driver, install the Intel HD Graphics driver 4400 (most of people think that is not necessary because we have a dedicated external AMD card. "It was my mistake too). You can download it from Dell support.

  Step 3 - install AMD Radeon HD M 8670 driver

  And yeppy it works! Windows experience index has a flexible 6.5 for the games graphics on Win 7

• AMD Radeon HD: Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (Code 43)

  In my device manager, in graphics cards, for my AMD Radeon 7500,7600 M graphics card in the series, the properties display the following error message:
  "Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (Code 43) »

  I uninstalled the drivers and reinstalled them - it's the 12.104.0.0 version, which I have confirmed is the last. I have the Catalyst Control Center installed as well.

  Can someone help me understand this error? Why would he stop? What would be my next steps to try to solve it?

  See you soon,.

  Sam

  Hi thanks for trying, but the Dell drivers are those which deal with the problem of restart.

  I find the most recent driver Intel HD 4000 (Win64_15313_intel) and installed version, then I installed the latest drivers AMD (13-4_mobility_win7_win8_64_dd_ccc_whql_AMD) on the site of AMD. This solved my problems and my graphics card works fine now.

  So yes, just repeat those it tells me to install when I get my serial number and OS (Windows 7) were:

  Intel: 5423_Video_Driver_T6XGJ_WN_8.15.10.2669_A02

  AMD: 5423_Video_Driver_VGR24_WN_8.951.9.0_A02

  And these caused problems without end - the graphics card would not work, and then when I installed drivers from AMD, Dell, it would cause my system to reboot every 2 or 3 minutes. It looked like some kind of incompatibility between the two graphics cards and the drivers provided.

  The other representative of Dell told me the same thing that you - so I wanted to post my solution in case anyone else has this problem.

• AMD Radeon 6600 6700M series problem - Code 10 - Windows 8 M

  I recently updated my Hp Pavilion DV6t 6077 - which windows 7 to windows 8 pro. Everything was fine, until I noticed that one of my grpahics card did not work. Now, only my ATI Radeon card works, but the AMD Radeon 6600 M 6700 M series no longer works since the upgrade. Help, please!

  I am proud to say that I finally found the answer to this annoying problem. What you have to do, believe me, it worked for me, is that you must upgrade to Windows 8.1. After you are done, download the drivers for your model specific TO the COMPUTER, NOT from AMD WEB site. If it's for Windows 7, it does not matter. Download it. Once it is downloaded, run it in compatibility with Windows 7 and with administrator rights mode. Then, as usual, follow the steps and restart

  Hope this will help you.

• Win 10 offer free said AMD Radeon HD display will have problems?

  An offer to book 10 Windows when it's released was available on the taskbar. I agreed. During the audit of the other information available in this window, he said that

  AMD Radeon HD D 7540 would have display problems?  Not said NOT COMPATIBLE instead, he says "INCOMPATIBLE".

  That shut me down 10 or is there a way around it. I'm not going to get another card or try to enter the Pavilion or bring it to have something changed.

  Thank you very much!  Jack ":-D.

  I ALWAYS KUDO AND MARKED RESOLVED. It is THE RIGHT THING to DO... doncha know. «  :-D
  Find thumbs upward, then click on to a KUDO
  Look to the right and see the OPTIONS to mark ACCEPT as a SOLUTION. Thank you!

  There was some problems with certain versions with AMD graphics card.  AMD says that the series Radeon HD 7000 will be supported, but it may require that pilots will be available "at a later date on amd.com:

  "Q: what graphic driver should I use for my AMD Radeon™ GPUS or AMD APU?

  Has : Microsoft said that updated device drivers are not needed at this time, as device drivers are compatible with Windows® 10 technical preview. AMD Radeon™ graphic and expedited customer unit should use the latest drivers available from Windows Update until the official Windows 10 driver support is available on amd.com at a later date. »

• Driver driver AMD Radeon HD 6400 M Series on HP Pavilion g6 problem

  I recently bought a new hard drive. I installed a windows 7 32 bit. Also, I have intalled the drivers needed (I've individually searched on HP support then download and install). but I seem to have a problem with my graphics card.

  In my device manager the AMD radeon HD 6400 M series has an icon to alert next to him. Although the Standard VGA graphics card (which was also on the map view tab) has no alert icon.

  Does this mean that I have to download a driver of AMD radeon HD 6400 M series? If Yes, can you please provide a link.

  I can also adjust the brightness of my screen, then I suspect that it is related to my problem of graphics card driver. is it?

  Hello:

  It would be the only driver that should be necessary.

  It installs the drivers gpu Intel and amd.

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=ob-99756-1 & CC = US & DLC = in & LC = on & os = 4063 & Product = 5218311 & sw_lang =

• F004dx Pavilion 17: Pavilion 17 AMD Radeon HD graphics card Windows 7 drivers f004dx

  I'm downgrading my Pavilion 17 f004dx to Windows 7 Pro.  I have the Pro Windows 7 64 bit responsible and all windows updates for it so far.  I'm having a problem with the installation of the video drivers.  For some reason any the AMD Catalyst video driver utility does not see the specific video hardware video card model AMD Radeon HD graphics on the display card.  Windows 7 Pro keeps defining it as the "Standard VGA graphics card".  Does anyone know what it should be showing under display adapters in Device Manager.

  Is there anything I can do to get Windows 7 Pro 64 bit to recognize the graphics card AMD Radeon HD, so the AMD Catalyst software will be able to load the correct video drivers?

  Please advise...

  Thank you!

  Hello:

  I think I finally found a driver that works.

  None of the other drivers that we tried was the hardware ID for the GPU to your laptop, but this one doesn't.

  This package provides the AMD graphics driver high definition (HD) and Catalyst Control Center for models of laptop computers that are running an operating system supported. For laptops equipped with switchable graphics modes, this package contains the drivers for the two graphics (GPU). Switchable graphics allow users to switch between a graphical power mode (normally used under the power of the battery) and a mode of graphics performance. If the video output high-definition multimedia interface (HDMI) is supported, this package also installs the HDMI Audio Driver.

  File name: sp69161.exe

  You may need to install the driver manually if auto installation does not work.

• Problem of fuzzy set, gel and launch with a GPU on board with the AMD Radeon HD D 7560

  HP Pavilion than P7 - 1534 Desktop, operating system windows 8, my problem is that I can't play games with them blur and or freezes, will. And I updated the drivers to see if that would solve the problem but it did not. I've done the diagnosis on the GPU, but he said it was OK. I tried the game settings lower she always does. I use the Integrated GPU to play games and it is the graphics card AMD Radeon HD D 7560. My processor is AMD A8 - 5500 APU.

  Everything is good now I deal with my self. Thank you.

• Pavilion dv7-4170us: Notebook dv7-4170us with windows 7 upgrade to windows 10, AMD Radeon HD4200

  Hello Forum team

  Laptop model above has the following following problem and upgrade to windows Home 10, 64-bit:

  (1) graphics card works full spin, with fan on.  This is the latest driver updated in Device Manager, also assistant to hp for windows 10 not found no other updates for this laptop, including the BIOS.    Memory and cpu running and a hard drive at least 50%.  Application in the startup Task Manager are reduced to the minimum application.  The graphics card is AMD radeon hd4200.

  I spoke with my technician, he says, this hp laptop graphics card are not removable motherboard, is this true?

  If it is removable, where can I get a model of graphics card radeon compatible with this model, with at least 1 gigabyte of memory?

  (2) I'm not too familiar with the laptop repair, but I found this video online showing repair on this subject:

  the first link:

  https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=-rK6yiJ_lXs

  the second link is upgrading the bios, but hp assistant discovered that I had the last being:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c00042629#AbT0

  Hello

  Uncertain about the nature of the problem, but if you have used an older driver that could help?

  

  Something like that

  https://community.AMD.com/thread/185041

  http://support.AMD.com/en-us/download/desktop/legacy?product=legacy2&OS=Windows%208%20-%2064

  The downloaded drivers AMD and its GOLDEN!

  -To install all components of the pilot normally (Catalyst Control Center etc.)
  -> Graphics driver itself not - you need to install manually by using the Device Manager!

  -Open Device Manager (right click on the start icon in the left corner), go to "graphics card".
  -Right-click on the map and select 'Update driver... '. "in the context menu (first entry)
  -Click 'Find a driver on the computer' (2nd entry)
  -Click on "Select driver from list.
  -Click on the "Device" button... "in the right corner
  -Select the driver file (* .inf) in the folder extracted from ATI. In my case, it was C:\AMD\Support\13-1-legacy_vista_win7_win8_64_dd_ccc\Packages\Drivers\Display\W86A_INF.
  There are a few different files, it seems that the dialog box choose the right when you simple select one of them... TRY FIRST! Otherwise, you might try reading the .inf files (they are just plain text files - maybe you will find your chipset in there...)
  -Click OK, the dialogue will now see one or two entries that should bear the name of your graphics card - select one of them
  -Click next - the screen will go black and flicker, you will hear the sounds of connection/disconnection of the device several times. Do not worry, everything works as expected!
  -The driver must now be ready - reboot your system and you should now be able to control your graphics settings using the Catalyst Control Center.

• [Incompatibility problem] Graphics Intel HD 4000 & AMD Radeon HD 7650 M

  Hey everybody,

  To keep things short and simple, I have a problem with the help of my 7650M AMD Radeon HD video card.

  I searched through many forums/articles and I have leared that my laptop (HP ProBook 4540) includes two video cards integrated; Graphics card Intel HD 4000 & AMD Radeon HD 7650 M (2 GB); to reduce the battery consumption. I attributed to some games to run in high-performance such as Skyrim, but simply, I find no difference. It always seems to run on 'weak' parameters and I'm sure that my card can do much better!

  I have visitied the Intel site and I've updated all my drivers later, including the Intel driver. Although, when I did and after I restarted my computer, I get a message from the Catalyst Control Center saying that my AMD driver is disabled and I need to download the latest driver or enable it in Device Manager. What I did then is I visited HP website and I downloaded the 8.951.6 'last' AMD driver. Notice how I used in quotes, so drivers are quite old; almost a year to be precise!

  I also tried to download the latest drivers on Radeon site, but I can not simply because I get a message saying that I have incompatible drivers!

  Useful information that may or not there:

  Mobile: HP ProBook 4540 s

  Operating system: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit

  I appreciate all help.

  You can go there!

  Download "LATER" (really late!) Intel HD and Drivers Radeon on "HP SITE.

  (1) go to the Device Manager.
  (2) to the list of graphics cards, uninstall the drivers Radeon and Intel HD.
  (3) as soon as you uninstall both drivers, your system will run on edge VGA adapter, so all the icons and the Office will take place on the resolution of 640 x 480.
  (4) now restart PC.
  (5) now install driver Intel HD that you downloaded.
  (6) restart the PC.
  (7) now, your system will work on resolving Native 1366 * 768.
  (8) now install the Radeon drivers in Express mode.
  (9) to restart the PC.
  (10) always restart the PC, go to the BIOS settings, check switchable/dynamic graphs.
  (11) now run AMDCCC.
  (12) power adapter plug. Switch to recommended power HP plan.
  (13) run your favorite game. Assignment mode it 'high performance '.
  (14) enjoy!

  I hope this helps you!

  The experience of 1 year + troubleshooting Intel HD 3000 + Radeon 6470 M HD (1 GB) on Pavilion g6 1201-tx!

  Make sure that you have your pad cooling or AC turned on at lower operating temperatures.

  I have to run my system in terms of energy savings to keep laptop less than 70 degrees Cels. I use the cooling.

• AMD Radeon R7 E460 graphics card problem

  Hello

  I bought a new Lenovo E460 Full HD with the graphics card AMD Radeon R7 M360 inside. I also asked a + 4 GB of ram, so I now have 8 GB. My problem is that I constantly freezes when I use a video editing software and 3d. It's a regular shift, like every few seconds. 1.2.3.. gel 1.2.3.freeze etc. I also tried to change a lower quality in the software properties, but nothing changes. If this happens when I use the AMD Radeon graphics card. When I use the graphics Intel HD 520, AMD drivers uninstalled or just fashionable, the problem disappears energy saving. I tried with AMD drivers Lenovo site, also the site of AMD, I tried to update the drivers for Windows 10 too, the problem persists. GPU - Z, I installed and I saw that the bus PCIe 4 x all the time when graphics software is used instead of x 8 supported. I don't know if this is normal. This is a brand new laptop (2 weeks) and I can't do my job on a daily basis like this. Help, please!

  Thanks in advance,

  Concerning

  RHW

  Hello

  The new beta driver AMD Crimson edition 16.1 has solved my problem. He was released a few days ago. Try it, see if it works for you also.

  http://support.AMD.com/en-us/KB-articles/pages/AMD-Radeon-software-Crimson-Edition-16.1-hotfix-relea...

  See you soon,.

  RHW