I've got and All-In-Wonder X800XT (AGP flavor), and have been getting the
Code 43 error since Beta 2. With RC1 out and fresh new RC1 drivers from ATI
as of today, this problem still isn't fixed. Obviously not a widespread
problem, but very aggravating to those of us who experience it.

I too am having this problem, I have a Asus AX800XT platinum 256mb AGP, Anty
news on when there will be a fix?

"carlitos" wrote:

I've got and All-In-Wonder X800XT (AGP flavor), and have been getting the
Code 43 error since Beta 2. With RC1 out and fresh new RC1 drivers from ATI
as of today, this problem still isn't fixed. Obviously not a widespread
problem, but very aggravating to those of us who experience it.

Ok,
Use the native Vista drivers; they're from ATI; and work better then
what ATI has on their site. No matter what their page says.
Running an x1400; and the ATI website driver's screwed up; uninstalled; and
just let Vista put them in; not that optional update;either; that's just the
website drivers.
No problems;whatsoever; since.
Jeff
"Bully" wrote in message
...
I too am having this problem, I have a Asus AX800XT platinum 256mb AGP,
Anty
news on when there will be a fix?

"carlitos" wrote:

I've got and All-In-Wonder X800XT (AGP flavor), and have been getting the
Code 43 error since Beta 2. With RC1 out and fresh new RC1 drivers from
ATI
as of today, this problem still isn't fixed. Obviously not a widespread
problem, but very aggravating to those of us who experience it.

Ok, I have tried this and have the same problem and error code.

"Jeff" wrote:

Ok,
Use the native Vista drivers; they're from ATI; and work better then
what ATI has on their site. No matter what their page says.
Running an x1400; and the ATI website driver's screwed up; uninstalled; and
just let Vista put them in; not that optional update;either; that's just the
website drivers.
No problems;whatsoever; since.
Jeff
"Bully" wrote in message
...
I too am having this problem, I have a Asus AX800XT platinum 256mb AGP,
Anty
news on when there will be a fix?

"carlitos" wrote:

I've got and All-In-Wonder X800XT (AGP flavor), and have been getting the
Code 43 error since Beta 2. With RC1 out and fresh new RC1 drivers from
ATI
as of today, this problem still isn't fixed. Obviously not a widespread
problem, but very aggravating to those of us who experience it.

Bully kirjoitti:
Ok, I have tried this and have the same problem and error code.

"Jeff" wrote:

Ok,
Use the native Vista drivers; they're from ATI; and work better then
what ATI has on their site. No matter what their page says.
Running an x1400; and the ATI website driver's screwed up; uninstalled; and
just let Vista put them in; not that optional update;either; that's just the
website drivers.
No problems;whatsoever; since.
Jeff
"Bully" wrote in message
...
I too am having this problem, I have a Asus AX800XT platinum 256mb AGP,
Anty
news on when there will be a fix?

"carlitos" wrote:

I've got and All-In-Wonder X800XT (AGP flavor), and have been getting the
Code 43 error since Beta 2. With RC1 out and fresh new RC1 drivers from
ATI
as of today, this problem still isn't fixed. Obviously not a widespread
problem, but very aggravating to those of us who experience it.


I had the same problem with my nforce3 mobo and 9600XT.

I was only able to fix things, when I restored my system back to very
1st restore point after initial install. I then switched to vga-driver,
deleted each and every ati file from my Vista install. Then I intalled
radeon XP drivers and everything started to work.

snip

I was only able to fix things, when I restored my system back to very
1st restore point after initial install. I then switched to vga-driver,
deleted each and every ati file from my Vista install. Then I intalled
radeon XP drivers and everything started to work.

I can get the resolutions to work like this unfortunately, I can only get
media center to run about 15 min. before BSOD. I get a BSOD when running
other games like Nancy Drew with Direct X after some time as well. The Beta
for this sytem was more stable. I just keep waiting for an update.

Bob

"bobm512z" wrote:

snip

I was only able to fix things, when I restored my system back to very
1st restore point after initial install. I then switched to vga-driver,
deleted each and every ati file from my Vista install. Then I intalled
radeon XP drivers and everything started to work.

I can get the resolutions to work like this unfortunately, I can only get
media center to run about 15 min. before BSOD. I get a BSOD when running
other games like Nancy Drew with Direct X after some time as well. The Beta
for this sytem was more stable. I just keep waiting for an update.

Bob

Now I cannot load the XP drivers either. So back to XP until someone can get
this figured out.