After downloading the latest windows 7 and HP updates catalyst control center no longer works. When starting the program the cursor goes to the busy circle for a little while, but the program does not launch. Uninstalling and reinstalling the application has no effect. Please is there a fix for this since without this program the advanced graphics features can't be accessed. I am using a newly purchased HP Pavilion g6-1103sa laptop with windows7 64bit home edition. Catalyst control center which comes pre-installed seems to have this recurrent problem but having looked online there does not seem to be a proper fix for the problem.Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks for the reply, however the solution did not work. I uninstalled the original version of catalyst control center and then restarted the laptop. I downloaded and installed the version of ccc as shown above, restarted the laptop and gave it time to boot up fully. after 5 mins I ran the CCC application and the same thing happened as before. Busy cursor for a while then no control center interface.
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And windows/hp updates can cause it stop working as well it would appear. I've already done a factory reset once to correct the problem, but as soon as the windows/hp updates download after a few days then CCC stops working again. Any more suggestions...no help on ATI site.
Ok I have finally found out what is causing this problem. It seems that catalyst control center does not like the Microsoft .NET framework 4. I uninstalled the net framework 4, rebooted and catalyst control center started working fine. However I do not know the specific problem with net framework 4. Does the problem lie with catalyst control center or the net framework. I hope this issue is fixed soon because the net framework seems to be an important part of windows. I think net framework 3.5 should be ok but for now I will not be using net framework 4. Any comments or resolutions would be welcome.
Well I thought I had fixed this catalyst control center problem by removing the .net framework 4. But hey what a suprise it stopped working again after a few more so called essential windows updates. I have scoured the net for solutions including setting the windows "users" folder to hidden and then unhidden using the attributes. I have uninstalled the whole of ccc and then used driver sweeper in safe mode, rebooted and then installed the ccc program again.
So right click the background so the menu with CCC at the top pops up. Click on CCC. The mouse pointer goes to the busy circle. Now whilst it is busy keep right clicking the background and clicking on CCC. The menu doesn't pop up at first but keep trying. You may have to attempt to launch it 4 or 5 times maybe. However the CCC control panel on my machine did launch after a few attempts. Don't worry about all those multiple instances of CCC running, they close themselves down after a short while and only 1 version of CCC.exe and MOM.exe is left running in the processes list.
Its all very strange..my catalyst control centre has now started working correctly. It started working again after I downloaded the latest windows updates including some for the microsoft net framework 4.0. You might try downloading the latest windows updates especially the net framework 4.0 ones. Hopefully this will fix the problem. I can only assume the problem relates to compatibilty issues between net framework 4.0 and catalyst control centre. Hope this helps.
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Earlier this year I exclusively reported on the "Radeon Settings" GUI control panel may be open-sourced for AMD Linux users but since then I hadn't heard anything publicly or privately about getting this graphics driver control panel on Linux for AMDGPU-PRO and the fully-open AMDGPU stack. But it looks like that it's still being worked on internally at AMD.
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