Can´t start ATI tray Tools in vista 64

thx for tip ;-). you mean 1.3.1064? ok i will try tonight

otherwise i think that ATT is best app. for ATI cards.

 

so version 1.3.6.1064

save icon position - OK
OC - failed
color setting - failed

do you have some tips? or i have to wait for new version?

 

Color failed? Which colors? I don't any any problems with colors and overclocking too.

 

i uploaded my screen

I set any frequency ex. 600/1300 and click apply - but prog. ATT return to the default freq.

and I set ex. gamma correction and displey dont change

 

Have no idea whats wrong on your system.
Do you install your board in primary PCI-E slot?

 

Hi, no i have in second PCIEX. its problem?



but i had before Vista 32bit and all works correctly

i have cat 7.10

 

Excuse me but where can I get 1.3.6.1064 ?
I can't find it :/

Edit : nevermind, I found it...

 

Is this second one fully PCI-E 16x compatible?

 

i think that is 8x speed. pleas see below

 

Put it in first (blue one) slot. Why you put in second one?

 

because i have X1950GT + Accelero S1 and on chipset Zalman = collision in 1. slot ;-)

 

i have found an alternate way of "permanently" (sort-of) disabling the certified-driver-enforcement, which also works with all the newest vista-updates installed.

this requires a tool called "ReadyDriver", which can be downloaded here.
this tool creates a bootable floppy- or USB-disk. by booting from that disk, the bootmenu is being opened, and "start without driver certification enforcement" is getting selected automatically. normally you can do this manually by pressing "F8" during boot. but booting with the "ReadyDriver"-bootdisk does this automatically every time.

 

There is yet another solution, which is to use the atsiv.exe Tool. Its a commandline Utility that allows you to load unsigned 64-Bit drivers without altering your Vista system at all - Running with all updates and Service Pack 1 here

Usage:

atsiv -u atitray64.sys
atsiv -f atitray64.sys


And BOOM its loaded. I use it for RMClock - Since ATT have so many problems with Windows LIVE, and most Vista (exclusive) Games have it, i see no point


A Download Link:
http://uploaded.to/?id=vnfj7w




Since i'm kind of in a scripting mood, heres a script to be run via autostart

Put that code in a .vbs file, put the atsiv.exe in you ATT directory, alter the code to target your install folder.
I just haven't figured out yet how to run it at Vista startup without UAC popups (apart from disabling UAC alltogether).

Code:

'Init Vars - CHANGE THE PATHS TO FIT YOUR SYSTEM
FstCmd = """D:\Program Files (x86)\ATI Tray Tools\Atsiv.exe"" -u ""D:\Program Files (x86)\ATI Tray Tools\atitray64.sys"""
ScndCMD = """D:\Program Files (x86)\ATI Tray Tools\Atsiv.exe"" -f ""D:\Program Files (x86)\ATI Tray Tools\atitray64.sys"""
Program = """D:\Program Files (x86)\ATI Tray Tools\atitray.exe"""

'Initialise objects - MAGIC!
Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")

Return = WshShell.Run(FstCmd, 1, true)
Return = WshShell.Run(ScndCMD, 1, true)
Return = WshShell.Run(Program, 1, true)

 

atsiv was disabled by Microsoft. And this is why Microsoft disabled automatic skipping of signature checking.

 

They SAY they disabled it - they merely added it to Windows Defenders 'Malware' category, meaning you have to click away an UAC popup to run it.

I can run both RMClock and ATT under Vista x64 without disabling Driver Checks at Startup... checking your Driver test prog...


Well, the driver shows as Installed "Yes", but when i click on "Start" nothing happens. Can't be sure of the difference, i don't have any fans to control and my clocks are BIOS-modded

 

n\/Cl34r, when you tell to put your code into .vbs file, which you mean?

 

I'm sorry, but after some further testing i have to prove Ray's point - the program was disabled by M$, it doesn't work anymore (just makes some error popups disappear).

 

it works here, and i have Vista 64 w/ SP1 and latest updates. I use it to get coretemp, rmclock etc..etc. running.

Btw. i own a 8800 GTS now and i very much MISS ATT. I installed it on my GFs new laptop tho, she has a HD 2600

 

Hi Ray
I'm a "hwupgrade forum" member that is following the thread about the HD3870 and your program ATT.

I have a problem using ATT in Vista 64.
I don't want to uninstall the Microsoft updates and i wouldn't like every time i boot the system to push F8 and disable the driver certification check...

IMHO u don't need a Microsoft's Digital Sign to solve the problem...
I don't think Rivatuner's developers bought it...
They have just added a file called RivaTuner208Drv.rtu that they use in every release...
We have just to create a folder and install this file BEFORE starting the installation of Rivatuner and in this way it's possible to install and use it without any problem...

 

Disabling signature check can help you if you didn't install some updates which disabled this functionality.
But after SP1 there are will be no way to use unsigned drivers. The only official way is to use TESTMODE. And I don't think everyone will use it. Only Billy knows what might not work in TESTMODE.
About RivaTuner. If you install that package you can see that this package cames from www.techpowerup.com web site. They bought certificate to use with their software and just signed RivaTuner's driver. I don't think Unwinder will buy its own certificate (and me too) because it costs about 500$ per year for nothing!