ATI Radeon X1250(intergrated) can not update

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iliailo

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Hello everyone,I need some help,for now I am using Samsung R60Plus and it has ATI Radeon X1250 intergrated graphic driver,the problem is I can not install new version on it,for now its version is 8.403 Date 2007,I do not remember from where I downloaded this version its the really old one as you can see and as far as I figured out 10-2 legacy is the last pack of driver which supports X1250.
So I reinstalled windows couple times did not work,also tried to download only driver without CCC did not work.Also when I run old version setup,first it installs south bridge,but new version does not ,I found the way to install only south bridge and then run new version setup again failed so whats the problem?can you guys help me please?

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Or follow this procedure if it helps one way or other:

* Download the required driver software that matches your hardware definition. Save a copy of the drivers in a safe place, in case you accidentally happen to delete them from your PC.


You may copy the content below and paste it in a TEXT file for your ready reference.

0. Disconnect from internet and Disable your anti-virus program and before going to step number 1 (Important)

1. Boot computer in SAFE mode (press F8 during restart)

2. Extract the Driver software .ZIP completely to extract all folders. Extract the .EXE also.

3. Go to Device Manager

4. Select Display adapter (it reads 'Standard VGA Graphics Adapter' that needs to change to 'ATI Radeon X1250')

5. Right click...
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iliailo

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Yes,I just downloaded so many versions of it :d I am a bit confused,I will try it again now np
Some other solutions maybe meanwhile I setup? :D
and thanks for helping

 
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Or follow this procedure if it helps one way or other:

* Download the required driver software that matches your hardware definition. Save a copy of the drivers in a safe place, in case you accidentally happen to delete them from your PC.


You may copy the content below and paste it in a TEXT file for your ready reference.

0. Disconnect from internet and Disable your anti-virus program and before going to step number 1 (Important)

1. Boot computer in SAFE mode (press F8 during restart)

2. Extract the Driver software .ZIP completely to extract all folders. Extract the .EXE also.

3. Go to Device Manager

4. Select Display adapter (it reads 'Standard VGA Graphics Adapter' that needs to change to 'ATI Radeon X1250')

5. Right click and select Properties, select update driver

6. In the update dialog select 'Browse my computer fro driver software'

7. In the Next dialog window, select 'Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer'.

8. In the Select driver dialog, pick on 'Have Disk'

9. Browse to the folder you extracted the ZIP file earlier (locate the '.inf' file) The .INF file would be located in the Packages>Drivers>Display>XXX_INF.

10. Run the installation, and you are done!!!

11. Restart the computer in normal mode.

12. Enable Anti-virus programs

Good Luck!
 
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in device manger windows, go to VIEW and make you have checked show hidden devices option.
Can you see your integrated gpu? Still no?
Are there any device which don't have drivers installed in device manager? (They are recognized by the Yellow warning marks and they are always visible without expanding trees)
 
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glad i could help you out some way but sorry, i am no expert on that topic. Still i will try if i can find any informative article for you.
Will let you know. Or you might start a new thread with topic, maybe others can lend you some help.
 
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brarboy said:
Or follow this procedure if it helps one way or other:

* Download the required driver software that matches your hardware definition. Save a copy of the drivers in a safe place, in case you accidentally happen to delete them from your PC.


You may copy the content below and paste it in a TEXT file for your ready reference.

0. Disconnect from internet and Disable your anti-virus program and before going to step number 1 (Important)

1. Boot computer in SAFE mode (press F8 during restart)

2. Extract the Driver software .ZIP completely to extract all folders. Extract the .EXE also.

3. Go to Device Manager

4. Select Display adapter (it reads 'Standard VGA Graphics Adapter' that needs to change to 'ATI Radeon X1250')

5. Right click and select Properties, select update driver

6. In the update dialog select 'Browse my computer fro driver software'

7. In the Next dialog window, select 'Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer'.

8. In the Select driver dialog, pick on 'Have Disk'

9. Browse to the folder you extracted the ZIP file earlier (locate the '.inf' file) The .INF file would be located in the Packages>Drivers>Display>XXX_INF.

10. Run the installation, and you are done!!!

11. Restart the computer in normal mode.

12. Enable Anti-virus programs

Good Luck!
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Tried this and I've been told on the AMD forum (https://community.amd.com/message/2948205 ) that the X1250 will not be supported for Windows 10.
 
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