[Radeon] X800 XT PE WDM CAPTURE DRIVER PROBLEM

I have a problem whit my MSI RX800 XT PE 256MB VIVO Edition
My Specs:
P4 3.2 Ghz Prescott
Asus P4C800-E Mobo
2 Gb DDR Ram Corsair
Audigy 2 ZS
Sata Raid (80gbx2)
In the device manager i get and exclamation saying "this device cannot be initializated error code 10"
I try EVERYTING in this world , Install Catalyst versions 5.1, 5.2, 5.4, The new 5.5 , versions of 4.x, even 3.x, DNA drivers, Omega Drivers, Ati DAO thing so many of them , MMC so many versions, even webtv, always using drivecleaner, i try updating the bios of my board, outdating the bios of my board, updating the bios of my VIDEO CARD, REINSTALLING windows , i try versions of windows xp whitout sp, whit SP1, whit SP2, I update the drivers of my board , last direct X, changing the settings of the board, changing settings in windows, .... even cleaning my card and is brand new, hummm and the conclusion.... always the same damm result the yellow thing sayin "error code 10, this device canot be initiblablabla....."
What can I do, i need help, ati dont solve my problem , all the people say the same thing "reinstall here, drivers out of date, install the last version, bla bla bla" i know....
Thanks for your help....

You re not alone.
Not problems like yours but....
I get all the time "No signal" trying to connect to TV or VCR.

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God I love forums, cause 99.9% of the time someone else has encountered the same problem and then hopefully someone else who found a fix, posts that fix.
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/e_service/forum/viewindex.php?threadid=5847&boardid=9&sid=db40f75790c98440731e8c20eea03e5b
Much thanks to Nixus, and everyone who had solutions, but I found a variation of Nixus' solution was what worked for me so that's what I'll recommend.
"I downloaded the bios files from http://tw.msi.com.tw/autobios/SVga/Bios/Ms8850/v111/ and then downloaded NVFLASH.EXE and booted in dos and flashed the card i had to force the flash though it had some conflict of data or something but i knew it was the right bios and i had made a backup of the current one plust the card has dual bios so i wasnt too worried and it all worked out fine.
Goodluck with gettin all your cards workin
Cheers
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This is what I did anyway:
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2) went to http://tw.msi.com.tw/autobios/SVga/Bios/Ms8850/v111/
which Nixus brought up,
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SB Live
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Originally posted by kody
I am curious. Is the picture recording quality better then the intervideo msipvs software when you record with windows movie maker 2? If it is, I might buy windows movie maker 2
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» Primary Download Site «
» Mirror Site 1
» Mirror Site 2
» Mirror Site 3
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Regards Anders

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I think either the ATI or Apple website advises not
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latest versions. Did you try just installing and
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I know Tiger's updates are more recent than what is on ATI's site, but in my experience, only the ATI software kept my fan from stopping. Just my 2 cents…
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