? Does that come with switchable or do i get BSOD if install only Hd 5650 and not other one.Laptop asks do u want to switch to 4250 when using battery power so just wondering that.
But still the question is: Can someone help me to install new drivers on my ATI+ATI video cards? Or at least give new ideas to test.I don't know how to remove actual Gpu drivers as when i removed Ati Catalyst Install package from control panel that was only removed,but in device control place it's shown that Amd M880G with Ati Mobility Radeon Hd 4250 & Ati Radeon Hd 5650 still exist.ĭrivers for Radeon Hd 5650 r from and when select update from net in device control then says that system detects that drivers are latest Since This HP Pavilion dv7-4142eo Entertainment Notebook PC uses: Video Graphics ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5650 Graphics(switchable)& Ati Mobility Radeon Hd 4250 for use when laptop is being used with battery power"ĭo i install this "13-9_mobility_win7_win8_64_dd_ccc_whql" Catalyst Package now after removed old Ati Catalyst install package as OS is Win7 Home Premium 圆4 with only 4gb Ram by default when was bought. And I am definitely not the only one who decided to ask for help. Do I have to say that I currently have no ways to buy a new one? And it's a really good one for a student like me. It works great even when I'm playing DA2(as example) on high settings. My notebook is a really powerfull machine. To be honest, there were even no at least clear ways to install drivers on ATI+ATI. I found no working solutions for ATI+ATI. But sadly the only working solutions were provided for ATI+Intel video cards.
I read EVERY single thread related to my video cards. AMD told me to ask HP and HP revealed that there're no drivers for my cards(suitable for my notebook). I spent 6 days(almost 7 hours a day) looking for a way to download and successfully install new drivers. But unlike owners of dv7-4070us mine were not ATI+Intel butĪMD M880G with ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4250 + ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5650. As I considered myself a smart person I looked up for what exactly needed to be upgraded. The answer was obvious - just download new drivers and voilà. I never realised how wrong I was and how much pain it would cause.
Plus I started to notice that there were some minor issues when I watched videos or played games. But then it occured to me that new drivers for my video card were need since my notebook is already 4 years old. Till the last month I had no problems using my notebook. To start with I use Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit version. I am the "lucky" owner of HP Pavilion dv7-4070er.
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