Go to Add/Remove programs, and uninstall anything you see associated with ATI. This wipes any installed ATI driver out.ATI Radeon 7000? The old R100?http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radeon_R100Hmmm.Anyway, the first thing to do after you wipe the ATI stuff out of Add/Remove Programs, is to go back...
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