Hi.
System configuration is a socket 370 Celeron 1.3GHz running Windows XP Professional. The AIW Pro was installed using the "alternate driver" from ATI. MMC 7.2 and DVD 5.0 were instaled.
Everything was functioning perfectly until last week when the DVD player would not display video when playing DVDs; audio is okay, but only a black screen.
Troubleshooting revealed that all the controls in the overlay section of the advanced display properties were greyed out; I know these were previously working since the brightness control still shows (in grey) 10% which is what I had previously adjusted it to.
I tried uninstalling (DVD, then MMC then the driver), but ran into a problem uninstalling the driver (error was cannot uninstall older or non-ati drivers). Just to see if there was any improvement, I tried re-installing MMC and DVD 5.0, but the result was the same (audio, but no video on DVD playback).
I am planning to set aside some time to follow the procedures to completely remove all ATI drivers from the system, but I was wondering if anyone here had a more direct approach to addressing the issue of the overlay directly.
Thank You.
System configuration is a socket 370 Celeron 1.3GHz running Windows XP Professional. The AIW Pro was installed using the "alternate driver" from ATI. MMC 7.2 and DVD 5.0 were instaled.
Everything was functioning perfectly until last week when the DVD player would not display video when playing DVDs; audio is okay, but only a black screen.
Troubleshooting revealed that all the controls in the overlay section of the advanced display properties were greyed out; I know these were previously working since the brightness control still shows (in grey) 10% which is what I had previously adjusted it to.
I tried uninstalling (DVD, then MMC then the driver), but ran into a problem uninstalling the driver (error was cannot uninstall older or non-ati drivers). Just to see if there was any improvement, I tried re-installing MMC and DVD 5.0, but the result was the same (audio, but no video on DVD playback).
I am planning to set aside some time to follow the procedures to completely remove all ATI drivers from the system, but I was wondering if anyone here had a more direct approach to addressing the issue of the overlay directly.
Thank You.
