Graphics driver doesn't install properly

[jmarket]

I have recently installed Windows XP Professional SP3 32-bit on a laptop with an AMD Radeon R3 GPU. I’ve spent two weeks at this point trying to sort everything out. I have pretty much every other driver installed aside from the graphics adapter.

When I try installing this, I get a blank command prompt. If I try turning it off, the next time I turn it on it gets stuck on launch. I end up having to uninstall it using safe mode.

Can you help me with this? I am this close to finishing my XP install. Thank you.

[Malnutrition]

I usually do not suggest these types of programs, but this may be a special case.

I would just ignore anything else the prgrams suggest to install, and only use them to see if they can find a graphics driver for the machine.

DriverMax You get two drivers in a 24 hour period.
Snappy Driver installer

You will certainly want to create a restore point prior to installing the drivers they suggest. I have had success with these tools after hours of searching gave up and these tools have actually done well.

[jmarket]

I already tried Snappy Driver Origin. The driver doesn’t work whether I use one of these programs to install it or directly try to install it.

Link to the driver (AMD Radeon R3 Graphics): https://driverpack.io/en/laptops/tos...windows-xp-x86 (Make sure to install the driver directly via the dropdown if you want to try it)

[Malnutrition]

Download Unknown Device Identifier v9.00

[ul]
[li]Run it.[/li][li]Allow it to complete.[/li][li]Hit File >>Save[/li][li]The default name will be DeviceList[/li][li]Save it to your desktop.[/li][li]Open DeviceList.txt copy contents.[/li][li]Attach it here.[/li][/ul]

[jmarket]

There you go

[Malnutrition]

PCI Encryption/Decryption Controller [UNKNOWN DEVICE]
Chip: Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) Family 16h Processor Security Accelerator
Detail
PnpID
VEN_1022&DEV_1537&SUBSYS_F8451179&REV_00
Vendor

    Device
        PCI Encryption/Decryption Controller
    Chip Vendor
        Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)
    Chip
        Family 16h Processor Security Accelerator

---

Network Controller [UNKNOWN DEVICE]
Chip: Realtek Semiconductor RTL8821AE 802.11ac PCIe Wireless Network Adapter
Detail
PnpID
VEN_10EC&DEV_8821&SUBSYS_216210EC&REV_00
Vendor

    Device
        Network Controller
    Chip Vendor
        Realtek Semiconductor
    Chip
        RTL8821AE 802.11ac PCIe Wireless Network Adapter

---

Unknown Device
Vendor: Microsoft
PnpID: usb\unknown

Only shows these as not installed, according to this log it shows your graphics driver is installed. Although it is not or you would not be here…

https://driverscollection.com/Search/PCI\VEN_1002%26DEV_9850%26REV_45

https://getdrivers.net/data/rotat.php?go=https://files.getdrivers.net/drivers_by_id/amd_9.000.300.0000_winxp32.zip?s=-3SMBtR8OtlWAmwJIon58w%26e=1655159989

[jmarket]

Yeah, it recognises the display driver and tries to get me to install it every time. It just never installs properly.

[Malnutrition]

Have you tried driver max ?

Or the windows 7 32 bit version?

[jmarket]

I have indeed installed SP3.
I haven’t tried Windows 7 drivers yet. I’ll give it a shot.
I’ll also try DriverMax.

[jmarket]

Well, none worked. The Windows 7 driver gave me a “not Win32 application” error, and DriverMax told me the graphics driver needed no updates after “installing” a driver.

Oh, and it also prevented me from restarting/turning off my PC via the start menu until I uninstalled it. Even still I get an error that I never got when I try shutting it down.

[Malnutrition]

That is why I mentioned a restore point… Let me tag @PeterOz to see if he has any ideas.

[PeterOz]

Sorry not interested
Op started thread here https://pchelpforum.net/t/help-to-in...om-2015.76290/
Then abandoned.

[jmarket]

I’d used Easy2boot for the install. I should’ve updated that thread, sorry.

[PeterOz]

So when you go here Click on me download the Zip and run the CX164658.msi
What happens

[PeterOz]

Have you tried the driver from here Click on me for network