Cool'n'Quiet on their AMD dv4 64bit windows 7?

Has anyone installed AMD's Cool n Quiet software on their dv4 64bit windows 7 and got it to work?

Source:
http://forums.legitreviews.com/about22979.html
ENABLING COOL’N’QUIET ON WINDOWS 7:
Enabling Cool’n’Quiet on Windows 7 is the same as it is on Windows Vista…
“DO:”
· C’n’Q must be “enabled” in the motherboard’s BIOS (Note that most BIOS settings disable it by default)
* For optimal power savings, be sure to also enable C1E and DRAM Power Down in the BIOS
· The power management scheme/setting must be "balanced" or "power-saver" in the control panel (note that this is the default setting)
· The motherboard’s BIOS must recognize the CPU that is installed (BIOS status screen will properly display CPU model number upon boot-up)
* You can verify C’n’Q is working with a utility tool such as “CPU-Z” or “AMD Power Monitor.”
“DO NOT:”
· Do NOT Select “Performance” as Windows 7’s power management scheme/setting as it will disable C’n’Q functionality
· Do NOT manually set the CPU frequency or multiplier in the BIOS. Doing so will lock the processor speed and disable C’n’Q functionality
· Having an old BIOS that does not properly recognize the CPU may disable C’n’Q functionality (flash your BIOS to latest version)
· There is NO need to install a separate AMD CPU driver… Windows 7 has the AMD CPU driver built-in already!

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AMD A8 x Windows 8.1 x HP

I got the second Pavillion AMD A8 in 4 days.
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This problem can appear if the video card is not installed properly in the PCI slot and as a result the card is not detected in device manager. Check the physical connections again, reinsert the card properly in the PCI slot, check the connections (including the power cables going to the video card, and ensure that the fan on the graphics card is spinning and the card does have power and is properly seated/inserted) and then install the drivers from the manufacturer’s website.
If the video card is in fact installed properly, but the problem of the video card not being discovered/found by the operating system persists, then try these following methods below to check if this solves the problem.
Method 1:
First, I would suggest you to run the following Microsoft Fixit to get the problem automatically detected and fixed. This Microsoft "fixit" App checks if the device is currently disabled or turned off or the driver is not installed.
Hardware devices are not working or are not detected in Windows.
http://support.microsoft.com/mats/hardware_device_problems/en-us
Method 2:
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Press the Windows key + X
Select Command Prompt (Admin)
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Type Start DEVMGMT.MSC and hit enter.
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After you install the drivers, reboot and see if you get any different results.
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If your graphics card is now being detected by Windows 8.1 in Device Manager, but has a "yellow exclamation" mark (or video drivers are not found or not properly installed or the device is disabled) then install the latest graphics card drivers and proceed with this Step-by-Step Tutorial on how to install AMD Radeon graphics card drivers in Windows 8.1 Pro.
Method 3:
If methods suggested above does not help, I would recommend you to contact Apple/AMD/NVIDIA to get the latest chipset, BIOS, graphics card drivers installed properly.

HPE-510t does not boot with AMD FirePro W5000 (Windows 8.1)

I just purchased an AMD FirePro W5000 (TDP = 75 W) to replace my nVidia Quadro 600 (TDP = 40 W) in my 2011 HPE-510t (i7-2600, 12 GB RAM). Dell U2913WM monitor.
My machine will not start with the new card inserted. I upgraded the stock 300 W power supply to a 450 W Antec VP450F, but that didn't change the startup situation. I tried DisplayPort and Dual-Link DVI-D.
Anyone been able to get the AMD FirePro working in an HP desktop of this generation?
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Hi Mike,
I am glad that you finally have success. The issue is probably that the PC BIOS level is too low.
The passmark numbers look very good.
BTW -- I had the ASUS P8P67 motherboard and donated it another forum member. It wouldn't support an EVGA UEFI BIOS based graphics card. I ended up replacing the ASUS P8P67 with the ASUS Z87.
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10.1.4 Upgrade on an AMD Opteron 64bit metadata repository

Hi,
I have a Portal MDR on a 64bit AMD Opteron Linux RHEL 4 hardware. I would like to upgrade it to 10.1.4 from 10.1.2.0.2.
The upgrade guide says the upgrade has to be run from the machine where the Portal repository is. But, I cant find a download for this hardware!
Will the 64bit download for itanium work on my hardware?
I have done a remote install of MRCA to load the repository from a 32bit machine
Kindly help
Thanks
Vikas

Hi,
Just a few remarks about the versions which you are about to install :
<li>Oracle Database (11.2.0.1) => should be at least 11.2.0.2 as 11.2.0.1 is not supported with RCU
<li>Repository Creation Assistant (11.1.1.2.0) => take RCU version for 11.1.1.4 as it will create the 11.1.1.4 version of the repository for you
<li>Weblogic (10.3.5) => you need 10.3.4 for IDM 11.1.1.4 andd PFRD 11.1.1.4
<li>Identity Management (11.1.1.2.0) => if you are going to install WebLogic 10.3.5, you should install IDM 11.1.1.2 and patch it to 11.1.1.4 !
<li>SSO metadata Repository Creator Assitant (10.1.4.3.1) => this is good, check Note 1069426.1 as it mentions some patches which need to be installed if you use a 11.2 database
<li>Portal, Forms, Reports and Discoverer (11.1.1.2.0) => install patch set 11.1.1.4 on the software home before running the config !
If you follow my recommendations, you will end up with the following software :
<li>IDM 11.1.1.4 with SSO 10.1.4.3 associated with OID
<li>PFRD 11.1.1.4
You can use a single middleware home for all this software. Make sure to install Weblogic 10.3.4 as 10.3.5 is not supported with FMW 11.1.1.4 products. Also make sure to install the appropriate JDK before installing weblogic.
Thanks,
EJ

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