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Witam. Może ktoś z użytkowników tego forum wie coś więcej na ten temat, więc moje pytanie brzmi: mam kartę graficzną ATI Radeon 9200 SE Family zintegrowana z płytą główną i postanowiłem zmienić system operacyjny z XP na Windows 7. Po zmianie systemu nie może mi zaktualizować sterowników, czyta jako standardową kartę VGA, ponadto w internecie jak widzę nie ma sterowników pod Windows 7, więc lepiej zmienić: kartę graficzną, system operacyjny na XP czy ma ktoś może inne rozwiązanie? Za konkretne odpowiedzi z góry dzięki, a byle bzdury raczej będę omijał.

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Pozdro wszystkim pozytywnie i realnie myślącym.

spróbuj zainstalować sterowniki dla Windows Vista, może one zadziałają. Pod Windows 7 jest narazie nie wiele sterowników!

Dzięki za podpowiedź, ale nie działa.

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Pozdro wszystkim pozytywnie i realnie myślącym.

oficjalnych driverow nie ma gdyz karta jest "nie najlepsza", ale poszukaj w necie:
DNA-ATi Vista/Win7 9.3

lub sprobuj tych metod, niektorzy twierdza ze dzial, wiec slownik do rek: Windows 7 & Ati Radeon 9200se



OK so here’s the deal.

I tried all the XP Drivers for the Ati Radeon 9200SE video card in Windows 7 and I kept getting a blue screen of death when I would reboot my computer.

It would reference the offending file as “ati2dvrag.dll” or something close to that! Some sort of memory access error or something…

I even tried to install the files with the compatibility mode set to XP-SP3 and still nothing!

So I tried some unorthodox things and I can now restart or shutdown and restart without getting a blue screen. Please see below.



1. Install the Win2K Drivers instead! (but not the software)(throw on compatibility mode Xp-SP2 just for ____ of it… forgot how but computer recommended this setting)

2. Do not restart Computer when asked, instead remove ati2dvrag.dll from system32 folder… put it on your desktop or something.

3. Logoff computer… Graphics will look like ____… log back in and return ati2dvrag.dll to system32 folder.

4. Logoff computer again… Graphics will reset and look great again!

5. Restart Computer (At this point my system shutdown perfectly without blue screen!)

6. When computer restarts, check all setting to make sure your monitor displays properly and the way you like. ( I tested resolution setting and what not and all was well)

7. Shutdown computer again to test and make sure still no blue screen!



I really don’t know if it was just the Win2k driver or not, because the above is just how I went about it. By this point I had already restarted my computer a million times and I was getting irritated! But just to let you know, the XP and Win2k drivers both have the ati2dvrag.dll file… The 2k Version is older though so I thought why not take the chance.

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finally got it working. the guy who wrote we need to install the win2000 driver was right.
these were my exact steps:
keep the original driver you have (the one with the blue screen error)
1) download the windows 2000 driver (not windows ME, like i did at first)(and not the program, just the driver "option 2, display driver")
2) create a shortcut of your system32 folder on your desktop (just to make it easier for you)
3) close all applications you don't need
4) right-click on the driver and go to properties> compatibility > check the first box (run this program in compatibility mode for) and select windows xp service pack 2> apply> close.
5) run the program as administrator
6) after install, don't restart. to go system32 (that shortcut)
7) cut the " ati2dvag.dll " and paste to desktop (you NEED it afterwards)
8) log off, and log back on (the screen will go black) you won't see anything cause the monitor can't display anything.
9) press start> right> right> up> up> enter. this will restart your computer. when it loads up, the graphics will look like garbage. DON'T WORRY!
10) cut and paste the ati2dvag.dll file back to system32, and log off and on again.
11) this time it'll look proper.
12) restart or shutdown, it'll get rid of the blue screen problem and it'll run smoothly.