Скачать драйвер для AMD (ATI) Mobility Radeon X1300

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Драйвер для видеокарты (AMD) ATI Mobility Radeon X1300.
Необходимо отметить, что существует две модификации данного адаптера: мобильная (Mobility) и в виде отдельной платы.

Официальной поддержки операционных систем Windows 10/8.1/7 нет. Однако если запустить процесс инсталляции в режиме совместимости с Windows Vista, устройство корректно определиться системой. Если этого не произошло, необходимо установить драйвер вручную, через Диспетчер устройств. При использовании мобильный версии адаптера рекомендуется скачивать драйвер с официального сайта фирмы-производителя ноутбука/нетбука.

Данная страница загрузки содержит следующее программное обеспечение:

• отдельные файлы драйвера для ATI Radeon X1300/X1550 Series (не Mobility). Совместимость с 32-х и 64-х битными Windows 10/8/7/Vista и XP.
  Размер файлов: 95 Мб. и 75.6 Мб. Версия: 10.2.
• отдельные файлы драйвера для ATI Mobility Radeon X1300.
  Также имеется совместимость со всеми операционными системами семейства Windows. Доступны варианты для автоматической и ручной инсталляции.
  Версии драйверов отличаются: Windows 7/Vista — 9.11; XP — 9.3. Размер: 33.1 Мб., 64 Мб. и 60.9 Мб.

Для корректной работы программного обеспечения в Windows 10/8/7 может потребоваться ручная установка.

ATI X1300 Pro 256MB & Windows 10 Driver

I have recently done an upgrade to Windows 10 Pro from Windows 7. However, the video driver amongst other Human Interface Drivers are missing. I am unable to find the video driver with the exception of registering with various companies e.g. Drivers Assist, who claim to have them but need to purchase!

My missing video driver is ATI X1300 Pro 256MB and it is for Dell PC which uses the Intel Core 2 Duo processor. Dell is not supporting Windows 10 for ATI X1300 Pro 256MB.

Currently, the PC is using the basic Microsoft video driver.

It is quite frustrating where MS stated on the notification window that my PC is ready for Windows 10, but unfortunately, video drivers and HID such as for the Logitech wireless keyboard are not available. So, my question, why give a false impression. For example in the case of the Logitech wireless keyboard, there appears to be a lag when typing.

I appreciate for the help.

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The make of the video card is by AMD\Radeon. After checking their website, it appears that there is no Win10 support for that card probably due to age. As such they have recommended the following options:

1) continue using Win 10 with using basic MS Video card driver

2) Revert back to original OS which in my case it is Win 7

3) Purchase a brand new video card compatible with Win 10. Considering the age of the motherboard, I will not be purchasing the video card.

It appears I would need to revert back to the original OS.

Why is it that MS stated that my PC is ready for Windows 10? It’s frustrating and not happy with both MS and AMD.

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Thank you for contacting Microsoft Community.

I understand the frustration you are going through but I would like to tell you that the notification you got is because your PC has met the criteria to install windows 10.

You can refer to windows 10 specific requirements:

I would suggest you to refer to the windows FAQ also:

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Thank you for the reply. My PC is compatible for Win10, but it appears that there is no support for Video Graphics And lack of communication between MS and AMD.

Unless there is no help for my problem, I’ll be reverting back to Win7.

Today’s world, companies like Dell and AMD have closed the link for customers to communicate — no email link unless you have a warranty, no address etc.

Please resolve my video driver issue. Thank you

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Unfortunately till the time manufacture will not release the driver we wont be able to do anything.

What I can suggest you is you can use basic video drivers if you want and keep checking with the video card manufacture may be they will be able to help you.

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Unfortunately till the time manufacture will not release the driver we wont be able to do anything.

What I can suggest you is you can use basic video drivers if you want and keep checking with the video card manufacture may be they will be able to help you.

Hope this information helps.

Other people have complained but AMD is not listening. Can MS pressurise AMD?

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Unfortunately we don’t have control over AMD. AMD is not connected to Microsoft in anyway so we cannot say anything in this.

Just now I found thread relevant to your problem so I suggest you to refer to the suggestions given by MR. Hussein replied on in the mentioned thread.

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Mr Hussein’s problem was solved by purchasing a WIN 10 compatible Video Graphic card which I’m not prepared.

I’ll try installing the driver as suggested in that message and if it doesn’t work, I’ll revert back to Win 7.

I’m surprised that vendors and MS alike do not communicate and try to resolve problems.

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I tried installing the drivers as suggested in Mr Hussein’s message. Unfortunately, the driver was not installed by Windows i.e. it is the wrong driver.

So it appears reverting back to Win 7.

Another time wasting exercise — lesson learned for MS and third party vendors.

Thank you for all the assistance.

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I can understand how it feels when things don’t work as expected.

I understand that you want to roll back to Windows 7.

Please follow below steps and check if it helps.

1. Start by opening Settings – Click Start > Settings or type Settings in the search bar and click it or press Windows key + i.
2. Click Update and Security
3. Click Recovery then click Get started under Go back to Windows 7.
4. Here you can make multiple selections why are going back to your previous version of Windows along with additional details or you can choose just one and click Next.
5. Make sure you have your password ready to sign into your old version if you had been using one. Click Next.
6. The process can take a while depending on the amount data, applications and settings. Click Next.
7. Click Go Back to begin the process.
8. Windows 10 will Restart, This will be your screen throughout the recovery process.

Note : As noted, any configurations made to Windows 10 since upgrading will be lost, so if you installed new programs or hardware drivers or made personal settings, those will be deleted.

Hope these information helps, please get back to us for future support, we’ll be glad to assist you further.