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AMD ATI x1200 works on 32 bit home premium not on 64 bit ultimate I have an Acer Aspire M5100 with ATI Radeon X1200. MOBO is upgradeable to 8GB of RAM. I currently have 6GB. I was running Windows 7 Home Premium 32 bit and everything worked fine. During the install Microsoft set the video driver to their ATI (WDDM) version and it worked. I downloaded the 10.2 catalyst from ATI and it installed their latest driver. Also worked fine.

I just installed Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit so that I could take advantage of the additional RAM. I also access my work computer remotely and the added security sounded good. I deleted my HD partitions, created a new partition and formatted for the clean install. (since you can't upgrade from 32 to 64).

During the install everything went fine, up to the point that the computer restarts and you have to provide input to finalize the installation. At the restart the computer begins using the (WDDM) driver that Microsoft installs. This driver is not supported by Windows Ultimate 64 bit. I got the solid white screen. At this point the installation is not comets and you can't get to safe mode. I used my phone to go on the Internet and download a step by step screenshot of installing windows 7.

(just searched that in google). The first window after restart should have been select language. Default is English so I hit enter. The next screenwas type a name for the computer. I could still see the mouse cursor so I s rolled around the page until the cursor changed to the 'I' for entering text. I entered the name and pressed enter.

Next would be password. I opted to set that later and just pressed enter. (all the while the screen is solid white). Next would be product key. I scrolled as before to find the spot and entered the key and presses enter. Next is install updates.