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Catalyst Control Center and shut down problem
Hello
Sorry, but i have a problem that still is not solved(i wrote allready a similar thread some months ago when the CCC was introduced), i tried everything, so here i am again. When using the Catalyst Control Center and of course Frame Networks 1.1(+ security update and service pack for Framenet1.1) and any Catalyst Driver(from Ati web,3.9 to 4.12), my PC needs double the time to shut down. Without the Catalyst Center it needs the normal time to shut down, just like with the old good control panel. I allready updated everything,even Motherboard(a suggestion by Ati costumer service) but the PC main Bios was the only thing that i didn't changed(too dangerous). Is this normal or can someone help me, i also tried another Graphic card, same situation. Is there any one that uses the CCC and has this probs too, or someone that does not have this problems(so i know that it IS a problem at all).
My PC: 8300 with WinXP service pack2 and i875p oem motherboard, Audigy2 oem, 1gig memory 3.0mhz P4 and i allready tested several graphic cards by Ati to see if this problem will disappear somehow, including a 9800xt oem by dell.
Thanks,(man, waiting for the pc to shut down really drives me mad, any help would be great)
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- thanks, i will give it a try, i think this will definitly work without the bug.any other suggestions by other people because it maybe a hardware problem with my Motherboard or Agp port or anything else
Message Edited by 9800xt on 12-31-2004 07:10 AM
Sadamson27
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Posted December 31st, 2004 15:00

SloMoShun
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Posted December 31st, 2004 01:00
Sorry...can't recommend a fix but I can recommend a workaround. Try the newest set of drivers from Omega:
http://www.omegadrivers.net/
The Omega Drivers are based on the official Catalyst 4.12 and don't require the .NET Framework. Been running them on a Radeon 9700 all afternoon and evening (ATI heavy duty demo's, mostly) and they haven't messed up yet. If you aren't interested in tweaking the speed of your video card, don't install the Radlinker utility.