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I'm sure you're all aware of it. The Code 43 in device manager with several ATI cards which are supposed to be supported. So, what gives? Judging from my research, I've reached the following: My AGP drivers are probably to blame, but guess who makes my chipset? It's the RS300 (aka 9100 IGP) with a Mobility Radeon 9600. The card itself is supported by ATI. They don't support the chipset.
This is a laptop, so everything came as a single unit. I call bulls--. Misleading information. They tell me that I can run Vista, but oops, my AGP drivers will never work. When I contacted ATI, they told me to contact the maker of my chipset, even though I said it was an ATI chipset. Do they not get it, or what?
Pc Telephone Games Full Version. I'm quite upset with the entire situation. Will ATI put in the minor effort to support their own AGP chipset, or will I be stuck with a brick if I choose to use Vista? I'm rather disgusted by their poor approach to the situation.
The best part of it all was getting linked to a knowledge base article about nForce 3 being a problem, and how I should contact nVidia. Thanks in advance if anyone knows a few workarounds.
I've tried most of the stuff floating around though. I have the same problem. I have a toshiba p30 laptop and an ati radion 9700 graphics card. I also get the same error with the driver in windows vista. I reinstalled xp just to look at the device manager to compare the 2. The main difference is the computer driver in xp displays as ACPI multiprocessor PC.
In vista it displays as ACPI x86 - based PC. Also under system in vista the ATI RS300/RS300M Accelerated Graphics Port is missing.
My laptop worked fine in windows xp. Come on microsoft, sort it out!!! I tried to install xp DNA driver in the past: this driver was recognized but there were various problem, I think linked to opengl(TM) and AGP fast write. Now I can try with newest driver for xp! So I know, 'googling', that Aero theme is activable changing specific keys in the registry. There are programs do it, as tweakVista, even if you haven't the WDDM driver.I will try and post my results.
Why Mycrosoft doesn't resolve this problem with a fix? I think this video driver problem was known because in november and december in internet there was the list of supported video cards for Vista with their drivers, so the drivers for ati mobility radeon 9xxx weren't downloadable!! I have the same laptop, Toshiba Satellite P30 with ATI Mobility Radeon 9600/9700 and under MS Vista, the device driver reports Code 43 error. Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems.
Click 'Check for solutions' to send data about this device to Microsoft and to see if there is a solution available. This is really sad knowing the laptop has top notch hardware specs: P4 3.33Ghz, 1.5GB ram, 120GB HD 7200 rpm. It is only 1.5 years old. This video card never had a driver for Windows 2000, why should it have for Vista?? This is the message ATI or Microsoft is providing since the operating system's graphic device driver interface has changed drastically, and ATI or Microsoft do not want to invest in older hardware. I want to share an experience: In 1998 I paid $1,000 to buy Dimond Viper 9000 video card, it was the fastest and the most amazing video card based on specs, but did not provide device drivers for Windows 98. It was not a pleasant experience, to this day I would never purchase 'anything' Dimond manufactures, in fact they are not in the video card business any more.
I feel ATI started following the Diomond Viper tradition, by not providing a driver solution. Both Microsoft and ATI is responsible providing a proper WDDM driver. However ATI says they are not in business providing device drivers contact Toshiba. I am totally confused, who is reponsible to provide the device drivers: 1. Powtoon Crack For Swat. Toshiba In my opionion all of them responsible since all require each other's efforts to provide a solution. What can consumer do if they do not come up with a supported product. They can stop buying their product. In Microsoft case, we can stop ugradingVista and educate public on code 43 error for recent hardware purchases, and in ATI case we can look at nVidia, and in Toshiba's case we can go for HP.
ATI must take more leadership ensure that their 'recently manufactured and sold' cards have proper drivers. Microsoft has the power to push ATI for this. Please speak up so consumers are not being ripped off by Video card manufactring companies. Regards Marc. I did find a way around all this mess, and am running Vista in full res on my Compaq R3000 (identical to a bunch of the HP laptops).