Thanks to this post.Cheers Buddy!! This Ati radeon xpress 200 series windows 7 32 bit guide is great! Thanks. The display resolution was driving me nuts with the generic I can't believe how well Windows 7 is running on this almost 6 year old laptop. Thank you SOOOO Much for this! I was going nuts looking for Win7 drivers on my old compaq R4000. If this works for anyone else, please reply." Brilliant fixed a acer aspire 3660! And it works Thanx Aero works with the new driver,īecause it supports WDDM whereas the generic one didn't. It went from a score of 1.0 for both graphics scores in the Experience Index with the generic drivers, to about 2.6 for both with the X300 driver. My computer is an HP Pavilion Slimline s7525a running 32bit Windows 7. > Browse my computer -> Choose from a List -> Untick the box for compatible hardware -> Choose ATI on the left -> Find "Radeon X300/", click OK/next, ignore the waring about compatible hardware/software, then restart your computer when Tried the drivers (included in Windows7) for the "Radeon Xpress x300/somethingelse/somethingelse" and they worked! Just go to Device Manager, go to your graphics chip (mine was listed as a generic VGA card), double click on it, go to Driver -> Update Driver I found a solution (for me at least) ! I found in one of these threads that the 200 and 200m are based on the X300 hardware. This package installs an updated version of the Microsoft Windows 7 device driver for any ATI Radeon video adapter that comes preinstalled in your computer. "I don't know if this is the right place to post this, but it seems to be the most recent thread on this topic. If this works for anyone else, please reply. The new driver, because it supports WDDM whereas the generic one didn't. My computer is an HP Pavilion Slimline s7525a running 32bit Windows 7. X300/", click OK/next, ignore the waring about compatible hardware/software, then restart your computer when prompted.
Go to your graphics chip (mine was listed as a generic VGA card), double click on it, go to Driver -> Update Driver -> Browse my computer -> Choose from a List -> Untick the box for compatible hardware -> Choose ATI on the left -> Find "Radeon Just to try, I tried the drivers (included in Windows7) for the "Radeon Xpress x300/somethingelse/somethingelse" and they worked! Just go to Device Manager, I found in one of these threads that the 200 and 200m are based on the X300 hardware. I don't know if this is the right place to post this, but it seems to be the most recent thread on this topic.
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