Catalyst command line Installation problem

[Bricklayer]

Hello,
I have a big problem, I am unable to update my graphics card it is the drivers or the catalyst. Upon installation of Catalyst, including the installation of drivers, an error message appears: INF error, Video driver not found, followed by a nice second error message that told me to try to install the VGA drivers etc.
My graphics card is an ATI All-In-Wonder x800 256MB EV
Any help will be appreciated. Thank you.

[SoftWore]

Start in Safe Mode, go into Device Manager, deleted everything concerning your video card and all drivers that you installed via Add / Remove Programs. Pass or a shot CCleaner RegCleaner to finish the job properly. Restart your pc in normal mode and reinstall the drivers. Something I do not understand: what do you mean by "drivers" and Catalyst? Catalyst drivers are the ATI and this is a computer brand, please do not get confused.

[Remedy]

There may be several reasons:
- The strips of ram do the functioning correctly, try to remove and re-breath a little overboard.
- It can be linked to malware, spyware, do a test antispyware
- It can be launched several apps at the same time make your system crash
- It may be insufficient RAM, and insufficient hard disk full thereby preventing the creation of a swap file.

[Jaganmohini]

I am on XP Pro SP3 with a Radeon 4850 and the Catalyst 9.3 driver. The Catalyst Control Center are now in the menu started, but when I click on one of them, nothing happens. In Add / Remove, the Catalyst Control Center are only 0.02 MB. I manage to remove the drivers, but not the Control Center. If you have a solution to remove it, I'm interested. Thank you

[garfield1]

Use this software in Safe Mode:
- Driver Cleaner Professional 1.5.
When installing check the language to English. Once installed open Driver Cleaner and then in Tools / Settings / Language select English and then click OK. Then in Cleanup Options select ATI, click on Start and then click Yes. Restart the system operating normally and reinstall the ATI video drivers. And you are done.