It's a shot in the dark, but I figured I'd ask here if anyone else may have run into the issue and found a resolution.
My main rig is as follows:
AMD Phenom II X4 955 @ 3.2GHz (Deneb)
ASUS M4A7TXD Evo
4GB of G-Skill Ripjaw DDR3 1600
2 x XFX built ATI HD-5770 1GB
Running Windows 7 64bit with all applicable updates.
The issue is that the cards either in tandem or apart won't upgrade to any Catalyst set or driver from 10.1 or higher. When I attempt, the system flashes as it tries to install the driver and returns with a black screen displaying a blinking cursor in the top left corner.
You can hear Windows operating in the background (for instance if I lock the terminal you hear Windows lock, and likewise it will unlock). It does not recover from this state. If I force the machine to shut down and start back up, it gets to the Windows splash screen, the keyboard and USB peripherals blink, but then the machine locks with the logo on the screen. At that point the keyboard doesn't function (num-lock does nothing).
The only resolution is either to boot into safe-mode and manually remove the driver, or to allow system restore to take the machine back to a restore point.
Thoughts?
My main rig is as follows:
AMD Phenom II X4 955 @ 3.2GHz (Deneb)
ASUS M4A7TXD Evo
4GB of G-Skill Ripjaw DDR3 1600
2 x XFX built ATI HD-5770 1GB
Running Windows 7 64bit with all applicable updates.
The issue is that the cards either in tandem or apart won't upgrade to any Catalyst set or driver from 10.1 or higher. When I attempt, the system flashes as it tries to install the driver and returns with a black screen displaying a blinking cursor in the top left corner.
You can hear Windows operating in the background (for instance if I lock the terminal you hear Windows lock, and likewise it will unlock). It does not recover from this state. If I force the machine to shut down and start back up, it gets to the Windows splash screen, the keyboard and USB peripherals blink, but then the machine locks with the logo on the screen. At that point the keyboard doesn't function (num-lock does nothing).
The only resolution is either to boot into safe-mode and manually remove the driver, or to allow system restore to take the machine back to a restore point.
Thoughts?
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1337Yectiwan
The OSC Empire
10 of 14 -- 27 Lives On
1337Yectiwan
The OSC Empire
10 of 14 -- 27 Lives On