ATT first Vista32 version!

Ray Adams · **ATT first Vista32 version! -** 02-22-2007, 13:35 | posts: 4,942

Hi everyone.
After one day of working I'm glad to present new beta version with Vista 32bit support.
You can download last beta version from the same location as described here
http://forums.guru3d.com/showpost.ph...84&postcount=1
At this moment ONLY Vista32bit supported. No support for Vista64 yet. This is because I was forced to use one .dll file from Catalyst driver and of course this .dll is 32bit and will not work under Vista64. When I will find workaround I will make support for 64bit too.
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Not all of functions works.
1. OSD and Auto 2d/3d detection doesn't work for Direct3D9 applications

(Still working on it

2. Display rotations doesn't work
3. It seems that some of advanced 3D settings may not work under Vista. Waiting for ATI to make support for them.

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Post any bugs and suggestions here

Ray Adams · 02-22-2007, 14:36 | posts: 4,942

Another update same location.
Version 1.3.6.1000
* Updated OSD support fro Direct3D9 applications.
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I'm tired today

Waiting for your replies about ATT under Vista

at0msk · 02-22-2007, 18:21 | posts: 173

I have bookmarked this page and will watch it in eager anticipation as I love x64

bilal671 · 02-22-2007, 19:03 | posts: 132

Installed it on and have found some things not working.

I have a Radeon 9600xt. If i enable extended desktop through windows vista display properties the desktop extends to my tv, however if I click the extended desktop on ATT nothing happens at all.

Also if I go to theater mode in settings in display if i tick anything in there such as theater (full screen)... as soon as I click apply it goes back to standard (the top setting). This is one of the main things that I like about ATT so look forward to when u can get it fixed

Will report any more problems i get if i get them.

MkFly · 02-22-2007, 19:13 | posts: 21 | Location: U-S-A

Quote:

Originally Posted by at0msk

I have booked marked this page and will watch it in eager anticipation as I love x64

Same here.

I have Vista Ultimate x64 installed, ATT on it would be amazing.

Damned CCC is teh sux0rz.

Gamergod · 02-22-2007, 19:21 | posts: 1,047 | Location: United Kingdom

Ray, one question, does fan control work? This is the single most important thing for me.

Ray Adams · 02-22-2007, 21:18 | posts: 4,942

Any hardware operations should work without any problems

The things which may not work is some advanced 3D settings. TV Out/Display module

Gamergod · 02-22-2007, 21:21 | posts: 1,047 | Location: United Kingdom

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ray Adams

Any hardware operations should work without any problems

The things which may not work is some advanced 3D settings. TV Out/Display module

Awesome, might just nuke my X64 install, seems a lot of hassle atm.

bilal671 · 02-22-2007, 21:24 | posts: 132

That would explain why the extended desktop and overlay is not working.

For the overlay is this because ATI don't support overlay on vista yet or is it something you need to tweak a bit to fix

??

DougClayton4231 · 02-22-2007, 21:28 | posts: 374 | Location: Tampa, FL

Ray, you kick ass! This made my day even better!

Orange Pylon · *Last edited by Orange Pylon; 02-22-2007 at 22:37.*

It's so nice to be able to use a good profile system again. No problems so far, thanks!

Edit:

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gamergod

Awesome, might just nuke my X64 install, seems a lot of hassle atm.

Downgrading to 32 isn't any trouble at all. Just pop in (or mount) the disc, install over the current partition, and it'll work just fine. It will put your old Windows folder, along with your User folders, in C:\windows.old. Any programs you installed will still be in Program Files (x86). After that, you can just manually copy over what you want and delete what you don't want. Easy as pie!

Oh, and another side note: one of the boot options you get with Vista (when you press F8 right before that loading bar's supposed to pop up when the computer's booting) is something along the lines of "Disable Signed Driver Checking". I wonder if that works in the X64 version?

Gamergod · 02-22-2007, 22:41 | posts: 1,047 | Location: United Kingdom

Quote:

Originally Posted by Orange Pylon

It's so nice to be able to use a good profile system again. No problems so far, thanks!

Edit:

Downgrading to 32 isn't any trouble at all. Just pop in (or mount) the disc, install over the current partition, and it'll work just fine. It will put your old Windows folder, along with your User folders, in C:\windows.old. Any programs you installed will still be in Program Files (x86). After that, you can just manually copy over what you want and delete what you don't want. Easy as pie!

Oh, and another side note: one of the boot options you get with Vista (when you press F8 right before that loading bar's supposed to pop up when the computer's booting) is something along the lines of "Disable Signed Driver Checking". I wonder if that works in the X64 version?

Ok might try that, but tbh I am only in testing stages atm. So nuking my install is not such a big issue. Thanks for the tip mate!

Ray Adams · 02-22-2007, 23:03 | posts: 4,942

Quote:

For the overlay is this because ATI don't support overlay on vista yet or is it something you need to tweak a bit to fix ??

I have a lot of thing to do

Just found that Deinterlising doesn't work too.
Any way.
At this moment most parts of ATT works

3D settings
Overclocking
Monitoring
as so on

TV Out /Display doesn't fully supported even under WindowsXP, so do not expect more under Vista

I'm still has no information about it.

Hiatt66 · 02-22-2007, 23:26 | posts: 3

Ray,

I can't get the setting to show my GPU temp. It works on my xp boot but not vista. It's just greyed out. I have an ATI x800xl. Thanks for getting it Vista ready.

Dave

at0msk · 02-23-2007, 04:04 | posts: 173

Quote:

Originally Posted by Orange Pylon

Oh, and another side note: one of the boot options you get with Vista (when you press F8 right before that loading bar's supposed to pop up when the computer's booting) is something along the lines of "Disable Signed Driver Checking". I wonder if that works in the X64 version?

It does. You'd have to do it every time you restart otherwise windows will kick the driver out.

Ray Adams · 02-23-2007, 07:11 | posts: 4,942

Quote:

It does. You'd have to do it every time you restart otherwise windows will kick the driver out.

This is only for Vista64 I assume?

Quote:

I can't get the setting to show my GPU temp. It works on my xp boot but not vista. It's just greyed out. I have an ATI x800xl. Thanks for getting it Vista ready.

It must work with your board. Check atitray.ini may be you disabled I2C control functions?

Mendez555 · 02-23-2007, 08:31 | posts: 2

Hi,
i have a problem to start ATT. Vista send message:" Can not load low level driver, please restart the application."
Do you know what´s problem it is?

Thanx
Mendez555

MkFly · 02-23-2007, 08:32 | posts: 21 | Location: U-S-A

Quote:

Originally Posted by at0msk

It does. You'd have to do it every time you restart otherwise windows will kick the driver out.

http://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/1429/...ng_enforcement

You don't have to do it everytime you boot. ^

Portstevo · 02-23-2007, 10:57 | posts: 145 | Location: Australia

bug with the crossfire support it seems

when I opened it up for the first time, it said I was using crossfire with type: dongle/hardware

unchecked the box, clicked apply, vista restarted the adapter, then ATT says no crossfire support, close and re-open ATT and it then tells me I don't have an ATI driver installed

yet to try a reboot, will try that later and let you know what gives

Ray Adams · 02-23-2007, 12:10 | posts: 4,942

Quote:

Hi,
i have a problem to start ATT. Vista send message:" Can not load low level driver, please restart the application."
Do you know what´s problem it is?

Disbale UAC

Mendez555 · 02-23-2007, 13:58 | posts: 2

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ray Adams

Disbale UAC

easy Thanx

at0msk · 02-23-2007, 15:00 | posts: 173

Quote:

Originally Posted by MkFly

http://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/1429/...ng_enforcement

You don't have to do it everytime you boot. ^

You know what, that so doesn't work.

I did it, rebooted, installed ATI Tool and after the reboot required after install windows had knocked the driver out. I don't know why people insist on linking to that.

Quote:

By default, Vista requires digital drivers to be officially signed. >> Sometimes << you can work around this issue by turning the enforcement off. Here's how to do it.

Ray, I've got the latest ATI 7.2 catalyst install for x64 and have an x800gto OC'd with ATI Tool while driver signature enforcement was disabled.

I had to get in there and do it before windows messed up ATI Tools functionality but like I said I'd rather have ATI Tray Tools. The 7.2 catalyst drivers seem to operate very nicely. Just throwing that out there.

shabador · 02-23-2007, 15:47 | posts: 13 | Location: Norway

The x1950 overclocking isn't a 100% yet it seems. Is it possible to overclock this manually instead of using overdrive? Any proven method out there yet?

bilal671 · 02-23-2007, 18:42 | posts: 132

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ray Adams

I have a lot of thing to do

Just found that Deinterlising doesn't work too.
Any way.
At this moment most parts of ATT works

3D settings
Overclocking
Monitoring
as so on

TV Out /Display doesn't fully supported even under WindowsXP, so do not expect more under Vista

I'm still has no information about it.

It worked fairly well for me under xp although thats probably because thats what I'm used to

. Look forward to when u get overlay and extended desktop settings fixed.

Thanks again for all the hard work

roguesn1per · 02-23-2007, 18:57 | posts: 9,514 | Location: Aussie Perth WA

im jealus

ati get to overclock