#Ati radeon x1300 windows 7 install
#Ati radeon x1300 windows 7 drivers

#Ati radeon x1300 windows 7 drivers

This issue occurs when the drivers are not compatible or the drivers you installed are not the correct driver for your operating system. Thank you for posting your query on Microsoft Community. Is there a setting somewhere I am missing? Any help would be appreciated. It's not until the start screen (with time and date) that the effect of the wrong resolution appears (horizontally I should add that right after POST when just the blue window is showing, the circle-of-dots is correctly round even with the Basic Display Adapter. I've also installed the DX9 runtimes but that didn't help. I've tried installing a bunch of other versions but I get the message 'The driver selected for this device does not support this version of Windows.'

#Ati radeon x1300 windows 7 install

Thinking it was just an upgrade quirk, I re-did the upgrade, this time a clean install and I had Win10 Setup format the drive first. Text in applications and desktop icons seems unaffected. And it doesn't come back until I restart, or reinstall the Microsoft Basic DisplayДЄdapter. But starting with the second time the text vanishes. Oddly, the first time I open the Start Menu after installing the new driver, it works fine. The background/highlighting of the selected item is still visible (a lighter gray on a black background) as I move the mouse pointer The problem with this driver is that every time I mouse over text in the Start Menu or text in the tiles, the text disappears. I finally did find a driver that would install and let me set the correct resolution, 'ATI Mobility Radeon X1300 (Microsoft Corporation - WDDM)' dated, version 7. The display is actually 1280x800, so as a result everything is stretched wrong. No option to change it (except down to 800ењ†00). The resolution with this driver is wrong, it is 1024x768. The default 'Microsoft Basic Display Adapter' was installed. The exception is the video driver for an ATI Mobility With one exception, the Dell Vista device drivers have worked fine (touchpad, media card reader, modem, network, Bluetooth, audio, etc). Upgrade check said the ATI Catalyst would have to be reinstalled not a problem. Upgrading my Dell E1505 Inspiron laptop to Windows 10.