When i enable the ATI it works until i re boot or try to use the media center software it goes to a black screen with some small dots at the bottom. you can hear the comp. on Windows is working but no video. could you help.
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Mar 24, 2008
- sorry this is a laptop hp pavilion zd8000 windows xp media center edition 2005
Mar 25, 2008
- the Direct X works but only if I use it with out the ati card enabled but I would like it to work is their anything els I can try to make that card work
-   after I boot (Windows logo is always normal) i get a distorted screen and after a while the laptop crashes and restarts(that happens with Vista). Previously I had XP and the problem was the same. If I disable the graphics card everything works like a charm. I've tried installing all the latest drivers.Help please!Is the card damaged?-   atzmanos
I have a smilar problem, with the ATI enabled the laptop black screens on startup.
If you disable the ATI x600 in Device Manager (using safe mode) the laptop works fine as the ATI is not being used.
Solution is to replace the ATI x600, which unfortunately is a specialist job as this is soldered directly onto the motherboard. Or replace the motherboard.
I have located a company in Manchester (called CRM) that repairs HP computers, and they can repair/replace the ATI for around £175, or replace the motherboard for about £250. Replacing the board gives you a 12months warranty. add VAT to those figures. There phone number is 01618881232, I have found them to be very helpful.
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Let me know your thoughts please. Best regards, Roberto A. Lovato