ATI Tool + Vista

ThaDrewster

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Ok, I know some of you out there are wondering the same damn thing, but Im just here to get some feedback, and see if anyone has a quick solution to a problem I have with ATI Tool and Vista. (running RC1 5728)

I have posted on the Techpowerup boards and nobody seems to have a clue, some say they have gotten it to work on vista, some say that they cant get it to work at all.

The few who say they have gotten ATI tool to work on vista said they did some strange command to stop device driver signing(which I found Microsoft disable the ability to turn that feature off)

Others say they used vistabootpro which also allowed them to disable device driver signing, so I assumed after all that reading it was device driver signing that was stopping ati tool from working in vista.

So i tried Vista Boot Pro 3.1beta last night and turned off device driver signing, that seemed to do absolutely nothing.

Anyway, my whole problem with ATI tool is that after I install, and try to launch the program I get an error message from ati tool saying that the kernal device didnt launch or some crap, and that it could not find the device driver.

Also after I installed ati tool i view the details of the install and it said it couldnt install device driver or it wasnt found etc...


Anyway sorry for the long post, thx guys.
 
I personally would be amazed if anyone actually got it to work. Or expected it to.
It seems to me that video drivers by themselves have been enough of a headache, let alone an add on utility.
I've looked and haven't seen anyone who's had alot of luck.
 
i got it to work sort of, but every time I would boot up my computer into vista i would have to reinstall it....

I would install it and it would work fine, I could overclock and everything. Having it automatically open on startup would give me an error message, so every time i loaded into vista i would uninstall it, keeping my old profiles, then reinstall it and it would work fine until i rebooted again.
 
PureBooYah said:
i got it to work sort of, but every time I would boot up my computer into vista i would have to reinstall it....

I would install it and it would work fine, I could overclock and everything. Having it automatically open on startup would give me an error message, so every time i loaded into vista i would uninstall it, keeping my old profiles, then reinstall it and it would work fine until i rebooted again.


Well then I hope W1zzard over there at techpowerup comes out with a Vista version sometime soon :)

Im anxiously awaiting ;) I need my overclocks, grrr!!!!
 
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