I have a HP envy 6t-1100 laptop. I purchased it with 4gb of ram and upgraded it to 16gb. When I installed the new RAM I got a BSOD referencing my graphics driver and a forced restart.
I reinstalled the original 4gb and upgraded the graphics driver. The system now runs with the 16gb but then I started getting the "Catalyst Control Center is not supported" warning.
I tried looking on AMD's site for a new driver, and looking at the OEM for an updated driver (they are the same driver number) but both were "up to date". Finally I tried unintstalling and reinstalling the driver, disabling and re-enabling the device, one of the Tom's Hardware forum fixes where you click then unclick the hidden attributes. So far nothing has worked. At this point my device manager has a "code 43" error and the catalyst control center doesn't show up. With the 4gb of RAM the system runs fine/normal? but who the hell wants 4gb of ram? I would really appreciate someone with another thought on how to fix this issue.
I reinstalled the original 4gb and upgraded the graphics driver. The system now runs with the 16gb but then I started getting the "Catalyst Control Center is not supported" warning.
I tried looking on AMD's site for a new driver, and looking at the OEM for an updated driver (they are the same driver number) but both were "up to date". Finally I tried unintstalling and reinstalling the driver, disabling and re-enabling the device, one of the Tom's Hardware forum fixes where you click then unclick the hidden attributes. So far nothing has worked. At this point my device manager has a "code 43" error and the catalyst control center doesn't show up. With the 4gb of RAM the system runs fine/normal? but who the hell wants 4gb of ram? I would really appreciate someone with another thought on how to fix this issue.