Asus laptop F3Jr with a X2300 card

[SKREECH]

hello,
I just bought a asus laptop F3Jr with a X2300 card graphics card , but I have a problem with vista. It displays a message catalyst control center can not function properly. I myself made the search for new drivers but there is nothing, or at least not under that name.

I read that ATI did a great to rename its graphics card X1 ... in X2 and that the X2300 is like a X1450. Is what I can utilize drivers supplied by ATI for my X1450 "X2300"

Thank you in advance

[Simond]

I guess so, selecting the drivers that are suitable for your operating system on the site of the manufacturer. In any case, there is no risk to try, especially since the drivers are usually unified, meaning they are designed for a combination of GPU. In short, although there have been a few wanderings on unification with Vista, I think it affected only the nVidia products.

[SKREECH]

After installating of drivers X1400 the same problem this error message on startup saying exactly that:
"catlyst contol center line interface has stopped working"

its crazy! another idea?

[Pugsly]

This is what I found to fix the problem.

• Make sure UAC control in Vista is turned off. If you don't know how to do this then read this guide (method 4 is the easiest) or click the "disable UAC" in Mobility Modder.net - please note you MUST reboot after disabling UAC. If you don't want it disabled permanently, you can turn it back on after our mobility tool has finished, but it won't mod the drivers correctly with UAC ON.
  
• Download the newest desktop drivers from www.ati.com (or get them from Driver Heaven Downloads). If you are using Windows XP make sure to download .net framework from Microsoft (this is built into Windows Vista so there is no need to install it).
  
• Run the downloaded driver, let it extract into c:/ATI/SUPPORT - but cancel the installation once the driver is extracted.
  
• This step will make you life easy. rename the 8-8_vista32_dd_ccc_wdm_enu_67980 (or what ever the folder name was that it extracted into) folder to something easy to type. i.e. I named mine ATI88. so it would be C:\ATI\SUPPORT\ATI88
  
• Run Mobility Modder - browse to the driver in C:ATI/SUPPORT/ATI88 ( if that is the name you gave it ) - hit modify. Wait until driver is modified.
  
• THIS PART IS VERY VITAL!!! Do NOT run the setup.exe in the C:\ATI\SUPPORT\ATI88 folder. INSTEAD Open Command Prompt, CMD.
  
• Change directory to C:\ATI\SUPPORT\ATI88\BIN:
  
• cd c:\ATI\SUPPORT\ATI88\BIN
  
• Type to following command:
  
• ATISetup.exe -install -output SCREEN
  
• (you most likely will get a warning about unsigned driver. just hit yes... or OK)
  
• All should install well. you will get a page pop up telling you everything was installed successfully.