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06-16-2014 02:46 PM
so i went to to amd and did an autodetect so i can get the newest driver for the HD 6770m video card..once i downloaded the new driver updated and installed it, i cannot open my catalyst and says that i dont have any hardware supporting it and i also get the blue screen crashing my computer..so in order to fix this, i had to do a system restore and rollback all drivers and im currently stuck with the driver version of 8.882.2.300 which was released in the year 2011..
i have a HP Pavillion dv7 -6195us laptop
and i ill post up my gpuz so u can help me solve my question.. thank you
please help me
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06-18-2014 09:07 PM - edited 06-18-2014 09:09 PM
I have a HP Dv7 6197ca with the same card as you, so here is how you should fix it: Update your BIOS to the latest version, then in the BIOS screen (Press ESC then choose Bios Setup) and change the Setting for Graphics Mode from Fixed to Dynamic. This should fix your issue. If you can't find that option after you update the BIOS, then try the UBR tool in the UnifL Installer. I suggest trying the values F840 and F940.
If the resolution is all wonky after you switch in the BIOS, you need to re-install the drivers.
06-16-2014 05:00 PM
I managed to install a brand new driver (14.4) after searching for months for my 5650m!!
Go here: http://leshcatlabs.net/
14.4 1.1 worked for me!
06-18-2014 09:07 PM - edited 06-18-2014 09:09 PM
I have a HP Dv7 6197ca with the same card as you, so here is how you should fix it: Update your BIOS to the latest version, then in the BIOS screen (Press ESC then choose Bios Setup) and change the Setting for Graphics Mode from Fixed to Dynamic. This should fix your issue. If you can't find that option after you update the BIOS, then try the UBR tool in the UnifL Installer. I suggest trying the values F840 and F940.
If the resolution is all wonky after you switch in the BIOS, you need to re-install the drivers.
06-21-2014 05:46 PM
ive managed to fix it thank to all of you who replied :] but now my gpuz says i have an amd hd6700m series instead of hd6770 which is my video card.. i can still paly games like battlefield 4 no problem now...so is that okay?
07-03-2014 04:12 PM
Hello Mate.
I need your help... like you, I have a Pavilion Laptop with an ATI 6770m video card.
But I did screw it the GPU Bios, so i can't use it anymore, i'm just working with the intel One.
So I want to ask you if you can send me a copy of your GPU Bios.
If yes, there are several ways, but the secure one is using GPU-Z located in this link, http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads/2360/techpowerup-gpu-z-v0-7-8/
using this tool, easily you can choose the proper GPU at the bottom of the tool window, and just in front of the bios information it collects, is the download button.
So if you please download it and share it with me, I’ll really appreciate that.
My mail is like my user at aim.com
Thanks in advance.
Best regards.