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mustafa96m
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how can i install ATi Driver on my windows 8 .... ?

i've upgrade my system from windows 7 to windows 8 but i faced Graphic card problem ... i cann't install ati driver ...

 

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HaggisCat
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Re: how can i install ATi Driver on my windows 8 .... ?

Try this, use the ATI driver finder and install what it will find.

 

 Keep in ind that you're running a consumer preview of Windows 8 and Microsoft warns you that you may run into problems like yours.

 

 http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/windows/Pages/auto_detect.aspx

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mustafa96m
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Re: how can i install ATi Driver on my windows 8 .... ?

thanks for ur reply i tried that method but nothing change
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HaggisCat
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Re: how can i install ATi Driver on my windows 8 .... ?

I googled around a bit for you and found this.

 

 http://windows8-drivers.com/2011/windows-8-drivers-for-ati/

 

 Either use the driver from your laptop's support page or from AMD (ATI).

 

 Save the driver to the desk top so you can install it in compatibility mode. (the desk top, not the Metro Menu)

 

 Do you have  away to get back to Windows 7, assuming that is what you were running previously ?

 

 You may also try running Windows update and see if it finds one, but that's a long shot.

 

 Please remember that on the Microsoft Windows 8 page, it comes out and tells you that you may experience problems installing drivers and software, for this reason it also tells you that you are using the Windows 8 Consumer Preview at your own risk.

 

  HP does not officially support W8 either. (for now anyway)

 

 

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