Need Help

[.Jezus.]

Hi everytime i boot my computer, windows device manager comes up.
It says: "Unknown device." at the top
So I go to my device manager and I c this:

http://users.pandora.be/cs_er/PROBLEM.JPG

I got the drivers for my card installed.
the card is a radeon 9600 XT

I tried installing drivers for those "unknown devices" but it doesnt work.
Maybe the hardware is configured wrong??

Anyone that can tell me a site with the solution or just tell me the solution is really welcome.

THhx in advance

 

[Alan Freeman]

Hi there, i had the same problem awhile ago i just went here and it went away updated drivers then restarted then boom back in biusiness.

 

[.Jezus.]

I pressed update driver but it says mine is the last version :angry:
anymore suggestions? all welcome

 

[Dark8Master89]

Smash your computer with a hamer. that will shut it up.

 

[.Jezus.]

Smash your computer with a hamer. that will shut it up.

I would smash your head but hey, it probably already looks like it has been

 

[[Matt]]

uninstall, use driver cleaner to remove all traces of ATI and then re-install.

 

[Dark8Master89]

I would smash your head but hey, it probably already looks like it has been

thats not nice :'(

 

[.Jezus.]

dont post lame answers then

 

[oni_666]

I'm just guess now, but is your card a VIVO, as in "video in, video out".
The 2 missing entries in device manager look like they belong to the capture multimedia files associated with a VIVO card.
Check on your driver disk to see whether there is an option to install a multimedia program.

This link below is where you can download the latest multimedia program files (only if you have VIVO or a 9600 All-in-wonder card).

http://ati.com/support/drivers/winx...m&prod=aiwWINXPdriver&submit.x=10&submit.y=11

 

[.Jezus.]

I'm just guess now, but is your card a VIVO, as in "video in, video out".
The 2 missing entries in device manager look like they belong to the capture multimedia files associated with a VIVO card.
Check on your driver disk to see whether there is an option to install a multimedia program.

This link below is where you can download the latest multimedia program files (only if you have VIVO or a 9600 All-in-wonder card).

http://ati.com/support/drivers/winx...m&prod=aiwWINXPdriver&submit.x=10&submit.y=11

youre right mate, but will this increase performance to??