RADEON X800

srd · Post by **srd** » Mon Jul 14, 2008 10:59 am

After installing my RADEON X800 drivers I get an "Uknown Device" (Location: on RADEON X800 series), on the device manager. I used Windows Update dor the first updates and then the recent Video Drivers from the ATI drivers website. I believe this is causing the computer to auto-reboot everytime I try to run a video file (after a minute or so running) or watch a video online (like youtube). Sometimes I get the "Unknown Device" to disappear but the problem precists.

This is what it looks like

How do I solve this :S

DaddyRabbit · Post by **DaddyRabbit** » Tue Jul 15, 2008 5:13 pm

Does this card have VIVO (video in video out) or is it an AIW? Do you have a brand and model or part number for the card? If it's a VIVO card the "unknown device" is probably the Rage Theater chip.

EDIT - My guess is that you have a VIVO version of the card as the AIW would have an antenna jack and would show several devices in the "other devices" category. One way to tell is to look on the back of the card and see if there is a largish chip that says "Rage Theater" on it. If so you may need a different set of drivers.

DaRuSsIaMaN · Post by **DaRuSsIaMaN** » Wed Jun 09, 2010 9:58 pm

Hey guys, so what's the solution??

srd, did you ever get it resolved?

I have the exact same problem! I installed the X800 XL card just now. No it's not an AIW. My device manager looks EXACTLY like the screen shots provided by srd. Same details under "display adapters", same unknown device, same thing that it says in the properties.

ixtenxu · Post by **ixtenxu** » Mon Jun 21, 2010 4:58 am

check ur VGA or DVI cable.maybe it is not detected properly.

kenc51 · Post by **kenc51** » Mon Jun 21, 2010 5:24 am

I used to have one of those cards and as far as I can remember, if you install the "ATI AVIVO" software it will fix it

http://downloads.guru3d.com/ATI-Avivo-V ... -1281.html

DaRuSsIaMaN · Post by **DaRuSsIaMaN** » Mon Jun 21, 2010 6:48 pm

Oh, I got it fixed. Thanks for the replies anyway. It's a stupid but simple screw-up on ATI's part. What was needed was to install two sets of software, each one a different download from ATI's website. One of them claims to be the complete suite, but in reality it's not complete -- it's missing the WDM drivers. (Despite the fact that the description says it has them.) I tried downloading and running the only other download they had posted, named "WDM Integrated Driver," and that was the magic bullet.

ixtenxu · Post by **ixtenxu** » Tue Jun 22, 2010 8:18 am

ATi drivers is pretty difficult but once you installed it,all of your difficulties will replenish becos of the GRAPHICS that it gives to you!:)

Legit Reviews

RADEON X800

RADEON X800

Re: RADEON X800

Re: RADEON X800

Re: RADEON X800

Re: RADEON X800

Re: RADEON X800

Re: RADEON X800