AMD Radeon HD 7450 Display Adaptor

I'm trying to download a new driver for this display adaptor from the HP website. It downloads SP64084, but when I try to install this driver it tells me it's not the correct one (error 9996).
I'm having trouble with the display intermittantly stopping, can any tell me the correct driver and where to download it please?

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Please try and download Catalyst Software Suite from the link below and check if it works:
http://support.amd.com/en-us/download/desktop?os=Windows+8.1+-+64
If the above driver does not help, please download the below driver and check:
http://www.amd-drivers.com/download-RadeonHD7450-graphics-driver-for-Windows8-64bit.html
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I have a new HP Compaq Elite 8300 CMT with Windows 7 Enterprise 64 bit and an AMD Radeon HD 7450 DP graphics card installed. However although my monitor works when connected to the DVI output of the graphics card, under Device manager it is listed as 'Standard VGA adapter'.
I have tried installing the latest driver packages from both AMD and HP and in both cases the AMD Install Manager does not detect the graphics card, it just installs the audio driver and the install manager and says 'installation complete'.
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Installing 2 AMD Radeon HD 7450 graphics cards in my pc

I have a second AMD Radeon HD 7450 graphics card and am wondering if it can be installed in my p7-1459 to imporve gaming performance. If it can, can you also direct me to installation procedures.
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The simple answer is "NO". There is no place to insert the card. Here is the motherboard, and the card. The motherboard has only 1 graphic PCIEx16 slot, and 3 PCIEx1 slots.
In the example below, the 4 pin ATX plug is marked. Below that is the longer PCIEx16 slot, followed by 3 PCIEx1's.
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I have upgraded my recently bought B320 all-in-one to Windows 8 and now have a problem with video card drivers for HD7450 graphics card. Default Win 8's driver (named something like Windows Radeon HD7400 series ) works just fine, but it have no OpenGL support and therefor I can not run some games like Minecraft. Catalyst drivers available from AMD website can not detect the video card (probably because it have lenovo-specific oem ids?), and on lenovo downloads only 32bit drivers are available for AMD cards.
Was anyone able to get catalyst drivers working on B320 with 64bit Windows 8?
May be there is a compatible lenovo desktop or all-in-one which already have those drivers? And will Lenovo release 64bit video drivers for B320 anytime soon?

Till a better idea comes along:
Don't know if you have tried this but first thing I'd do is go to control panel/system/device manager, find the devices, right click and ask for it to update the drivers. If there are new ones around they should be found.
The only drivers Lenovo offers for the b320 are 32 for some reason and they may not be the best. I had a dead card reader, downloaded their drivers, and it did no good, asked the machine to update the driver, it did and it worked. I don't know where it found the driver but it was not lenovos download page.
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Hello,
I have a MBP 15' with the new AMD Radeon HD 6750M display card.
If I run WIN 7 64 bits with Boot Camp and the current driver I cannot connect a projector or external monitor.
It runs normally wit MAC OS.
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seemed to work...

Horrible experience upgrading AMD Radeon drivers

I have a 1-month old HP p7-1418 running Win8.
IE10 has never worked well on this system. (I don't use IE as my browser but am required to test things in IE for work.) For example, some pages only load as blank pages, like wordpress.org. No fiddling in IE10 fixes the problem.
In the MS TechNet support forum, it was recommended that I upgrade my GPU drivers. My original drivers were (dated July 4, 2012):
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I made the HUGE mistake of running Windows Update to update the drivers. (I thought I was doing the right thing!) WU tried to install drivers dated Sept 19, 2012 and the result was that I had no display.
I could not roll back the drivers (button greyed out) and system restore also did not roll them back.
My next mistake was downloading drivers from the AMD site. (Again, I thought I was doing the right thing!):
http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/windows/Pages/radeonaiw_vista64.aspx
The install failed with the error, "failed to load detection engine." (I manually removed drivers and AMD/ATI software beforehand, and with the software uninstall I was also greeted by that same error.)
I managed to manually remove the Sept drivers and restore the drivers from July. However, the driver names are now slightly different:
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Does that seem correct?
I'm extremely uneasy about upgrading the AMD drivers since it cost me 7 hours of work yesterday to get my display back after that fiasco.
Any ideas about whether or not a driver update would actually fix the IE10 problems on this computer? Any reassurances from HP that running this driver update would actually work and not bork my system again? Do I have more headaches to look forward to thanks to this "uncommon and strange config"?
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Hi:
My understanding is that the video card in your model is specifically made for HP, and only the HP drivers from your PC's support and driver page will work on that card.
If HP provides no updates there, you are unfortunately stuck with the status quo.
Others have had this problem on other consumer and business models with that card.
Currently, there is a graphics card update on your PC's support and driver page dated January 3, 2013.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=cp-113963-1&cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en...=
That would be the only driver you can try. Whether or not it fixes the issue you are experiencing, I cannot say.
The notes state it fixes a blue screen error.

HP ProBook 470 G2 switching video IntelGraphics with AMD Radeon R5 M255

Notebook HP ProBook 470 G2 - OS Windows 8.1 Pro
Although the device manager appears R5 M255 AMD Radeon video card, display adapter option only appears in Intel Graphics. Mention that was installed on the HP website driver AMD Hybrid Graphics Video Driver Version 133521004140406A170611C.A
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I am an avid gamer and recently I have decided to install Windows 7 on my MacBook Pro (Late 2011) via BootCamp.
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You're probably seeing bad performance because you don't have the latest graphics drivers installed. The ones provided by Apple's Windows support software are long out of date. Going to AMD's main website and navigating to the download section won't get you the correct files. This is a direct link to the proper driver.
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Hi
I've searched the net and cant find the specific answers I'm looking for regarding this issue.
Which graphics option is better for the Mac mini when connected to an Apple Thunderbolt display running at 2560 x 1440 resolution:
1) AMD Radeon HD 6630M with its 256mb GDDR5 memory
or
2) Intel HD 3000 with 512mb of memory ( i.e. I will upgrade the Mac mini to 8gb or RAM to get 512mb of video memory).
Now will the HD 3000 with its 512mb of system memory be better simply because it has more, or will the AMD 6630M be better because even though it has less memory it has faster GDDR5 memory as opposed to the DDR3 memory the Intel GPU will use?
I tested out the AMD 6630M in an Apple store and when I had multiple Safari windows open it struggled a bit when I used expose. It stuttered and lagged and the animation was not smooth. Would the Intel 3000 with 512mb ease this problem?
Thanks

Dear KYL, thanks for you fast and honest response. I have to say I am really disappointed. Apple sell so few machines/hrdware choice, you would have thought that the ones they do sell could run the core function of the OS smoothly!
I am really surprised that the Intel chip outperforms the 6630 for 2D? So the 6630 must only be better for 3D?
Is there anywhere that list 2D and 3D performance of different graphics cards to get some idea?
I may try adding the 8 RAM this week and see if it helpls at all. If it does, I wonder if there is a way to force the HD3000 to use even more RAM? i.e my modifying some of the preference or extension files somewhere.
If it doesn't I'm not sure what I will do. all this is logged with Applecare, but the machine was bought by my University, so returning it will be terribly inconvenient - if it is at all possible.
Buying a 15" MBPro is a very expensive way to achieve smooth Expose! I also will have unnecessarily ordered a superdrive external, and would then need to spec the MBPro with a SSD. And get an external HD too.
I love the mini, and the speed of the i7 + SSD is incredible, but jerky OS on something one uses 8 hours a day is just not acceptable.
The purchase is already inconvenient as I have to virtualise SL server to run some old academic software that needs Rosetta (but at leat that works).
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Type:          GPU
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EFI Driver Version:          01.00.624
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Revision ID:          0x0000
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Device ID:          0xaaa0
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Subsystem ID:          0xaaa0
Revision ID:          0x0000
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Yes, it will work. I have the same model with the same GPU and I use my machine with an Apple Thunderbolt Display. Note that the 512MB card is the bare minimum for some Photoshop features (3D rendering).
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Could have done with video help on the Q180 12-18 months ago.
The 6450/7450 identify is a non-issue but the Flash problem won't go away.
Great that you are now looking into it after most of us have probably moved on and dumped flawed kit. Sorry but your post is rather too little too late with regards to the Q180.
http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/IdeaCentre-Desktops-Home-Servers/q180-hd-playback/td-p/653189
http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/IdeaCentre-Desktops-Home-Servers/Add-your-support-here-for-a-new-Q180-BI...
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http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/IdeaCentre-Desktops-Home-Servers/IdeaCentre-Q180-Low-Framerate-Chocking-...

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i have HP Pavilion DV6 Notebook PC with Windows 7 64bit
when i update the GUI (AMD Radeon HD 7690M XT) to the last update with {14-4-mobility-win7-win8-win8.1-64-dd-ccc-whql} from vr. (8.882.2.3000) to vr. (14.100.0.0) the catalyst colapsed and the display adaptor displayes only 2 resluotion (800x600) and (1024x768)
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Now you'll want to recovery the oringinal drivers shipped with your Notebook. You can do this with the HP Recovery Manager: Using Recovery Manager to Restore Software and Drivers (Windows 7).
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Outside of that, if you're still having issues you "could" try the OEM drivers again, however this isn't recommended as they are not tested with your Notebook. If you do want to attempt this again, I would suggest updating the Intel driver first, then the AMD driver.
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Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 crashes with not finding a capable play module on a windows desktop with a AMD Radeon R9 200 series board.

I installed Premiere Pro CS 6.0 on a brand new system.
Win 8.1,
i7 3.4 GHz on an Asus Sabertooth
16 Gig memory
AMD Radeon R9 290 Graphics Board with the latest drivers and Bios.
On starting Premiere I get the (as I noticed quite frequent appearing) error message that Premiere cannot find a capable play module and the suggestion to update my video drivers.
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Run the program as an administrator
Updated the Graphics board Bios
Updated Premiere CS6
Started Gpusniffer in CMD-mode to find out what board it found and added that to the cuda_supported_cards.txt in the Premiere directory.
All to no avail. The app will simply not start.
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Loadlibrary “n” failed
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As I invested a lot in the CS6 Master Collection I am not considering an update tot the CC version, also because the same problem occurs in that version too.
I would be much obliged if someone has an answer that truly will work. This problem costed me the best part of two days’ work and fouled up my workflow considerably.

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I tried to go into display settings and disable the Intel card. (this caused low resolution which is unexceptable)
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This makes me think it's using that graphics "card" ( probably built into mobo ? ...called 'onboard graphics ? )
This stuff gets tricky and sometimes the only way to make windows 'recognize' the pci graphics card is to actually take it out and boot, and then put it back in...
Then you get mssg " windows detected new hardware" and you install the drivers...
usually bios gives you choice of using onboard graphics or not ( but this too is wanky sometimes...sorry to say ...)
I recently ( this past year ) had a similar sort of situation but have a desktop, where its easy for me to take off side panel and pull the pci-e graphics card and boot, and get that horrible low res default screen...turn off, install card, reboot etc...
but anyway, it sounds to me like you're notebook is using that mobile graphics driver stuff and not the radeon. Somehow you've got to make it switch to that graphics card is maybe your solution.
sorry I dont have notebook but maybe someone else here does and can help more...
good luck.
ps..its always a weird fact of life...when things aren't working 'right' something has to get done fast....
edit:
I dont know how much you know about windows stuff, but after you disable that intel thing and get your low res screen.. you DID try to update the driver for that card using 'my computer / device manager ' right ??

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i recently purchased the above notebook and tried to play some games but i am getting error that my graphic card drivers are either not installed properly or they are missing altogether, i had installed drivers from AMD's autodetect driver tool. Earlier i had installed AMD drivers from windows update but the problem still exists. In the game i am getting memory insufficient error, unable to change graphics and display settings. Game crashes giving me error message as to update my AMD graphic drivers.
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System Model: HP Pavilion 15 Notebook PC
BIOS: F.42
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Memory: 4096MB RAM
Available OS Memory: 4026MB RAM
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Manufacturer: Intel Corporation
Chip type: Intel(R) HD Graphics Family
Display Memory: 1792 MB
Dedicated Memory: 0 MB
Shared Memory: 1792 MB
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Dedicated Memory: 2044 MB
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I tried setting the app to high performance too through 'Configue Switchable Graphics' option but no success.
Please tell me which drivers i need to install or what i need to do to work my AMD Radeon Card.
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Hi DevangS,
If you are using GTA 4 then that would actually be the problem. According the PC System Requirements for GTA 4 it is only compatible with Windows Vista and Windows XP. Also the game requires a minimum of a 1.8 GHz processor and your model only has 1.7 GHz. You are trying to run an older game on the wrong operating system with hardware that doesn't meet the requirements for the game. Changing the BIOS or the NET framework isn't going to help with this issue.
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