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I've been trying to resolve a issue where I get an error that says "Catalyst
Control Cent Host Application Has Stopped Working". I called the manufacturer of the video card (AMD Radeon HD 2600 card) They spent 1.5 hours double checking my video drivers doing a full clean and then reinstallation of the latest and greatest. I had tried this to no success. When I run games...the computer tries to launch the video aspects of the game and then the error message comes up and then nothing...It orginally worked on all the games and stopped working after one of the updates. AMD tech support said they thought I would need to do a complete reinstallation of Windows Vista! (PS its a DELL XPS420, 4GB RAM) Anyone have any ideas on what to try next. Who should I call for help on this? I really do not want to do a complete reformat and reinstallation of Windows Vista. Thanks for the help. (and I did try a restore and that did not work...) |
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I must be a rookie...I don't know what nero is? This originally worked and
I think a restore or loading some software corrupted some settings? How do I check into your suggestion? Thanks. "Fastboy42" wrote: have you got nero? because some problems like this are caused by video codecs -- Fastboy42 |
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To see if you have nero: go to your C:\ drive , program files, Nero If there is no nero in the program files directory then you dont have nero. :sarc: also have a look at this: 'Microsoft Forums' (http://social.technet.microsoft.com/...-c22df5db1950/) -- Fastboy42 |
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On Thu, 25 Dec 2008 17:22:19 -0600, Fastboy42
wrote: To see if you have nero: go to your C:\ drive , program files, Nero If there is no nero in the program files directory then you dont have nero. You are a G O D ! ! SNORK |
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OK...checked the C: drive and no signs of anything with NERO. Still not
working... "Fastboy42" wrote: So is it all working? ![]() -- Fastboy42 |
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Does the error look like this????:sarc: [image: http://i402.photobucket.com/albums/p.../catalyst.jpg] -- Fastboy42 If I help you, Please Click the Scales or click 'Here' (http://www.vistax64.com/reputation.php?p=937633) :sarc: |
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try uninstalling the drivers then reinstalling the ones that worked beforehand ![]() -- Fastboy42 If I help you, Please Click the Scales or click 'Here' (http://www.vistax64.com/reputation.php?p=937633) :sarc: |
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That is exactly the error message I am getting. (ie- your previous reply).
I've gone through the complete removal of drivers and reinstallation of them. No change. I had done this myself and the help line took me through the same process. Still no change. Thanks again for the help... "Fastboy42" wrote: try uninstalling the drivers then reinstalling the ones that worked beforehand ![]() -- Fastboy42 If I help you, Please Click the Scales or click 'Here' (http://www.vistax64.com/reputation.php?p=937633) :sarc: |
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