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    7690M XT Drivers

    Discussion in 'HP' started by Kyxash, Oct 8, 2013.

  1. Kyxash

    Kyxash Newbie

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    Hello everyone , today i've tried to update my catalyst drivers from 13.8 (due to continuous crashes in bf3) to 13.10 and as always when i use the amd auto detection tool it says " uncompatible graphics card detected" after trying to install leshcat 13.9 drivers upon restart the pc had 800x600 res and "windows 7 test mode buil 7601" appeared on the right bottom of my desktop. I've rolled back to 2 days ago before installing all this . Right now i'm trying to install 13.11 beta 2 hoping for it to work.
    Either way as you could understand i'm still unexperienced in this field and i can't properly install drivers ( i heard driversweeper is useful but i don't know how to use it ) and the filled with troubles 7690mxt isn't helping .
    Every tip , help , guide , driver link etc will be greatly appreciated . Thanks to everyone who will lend me a hand.
    EDIT: restarted right now upon "succesful" driver installation of the 13.11 ... checked into catalyst and still says it's 13.8
     
    Kyxash, Oct 8, 2013
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  2. VonCrisp

    VonCrisp Notebook Evangelist

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    leshcatlabs.net ← Keeping it Simple. Ads free. The trouble is that 13.9 is currently the lastest driver and needs test mode. Before any works gets done on the latest beta a certified version has to be brought out.
     
    VonCrisp, Oct 13, 2013
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