ChillinJah

I`ve been trying to launch CCC for 15++ hours, I`m just lost. It just won`t run. I deleted drivers with driver sweeper, driver cleaner pro, ccleaner for registry, deleted all folders in c: , program files, program files(x86). I just want to open ccc to set scaling, is it possible to turn on in some different way? Last time i tried to instal it showed some sort of problem, I have the report file. It may be that I`m missing some files or smth I don`t know how to check because I`m new user of ati..

That`s the last report, i just need help any kind of help would be appreciated

Catalyst™ Install Manager
Installation Report
08/23/10 11:06:02

Hardware information
Name ATI Radeon Graphics Processor Manufacturer ATI Technologies Inc Device ID 0x68c1 Vendor ID 0x1002 Class Code 0x030000 Revision ID 0x00 Subsystem ID 0x033e Subsystem vendor ID 0x1025 Other hardware Existing packages Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 SP1 Redistributable Packages for install
Catalyst Control Center Final Status: Success Version of Item: 2010.0706.2128.36662 Size: 150 MbytesATI Catalyst Install Manager Final Status: Success Version of Item: 3.0.782.0 Size: 20 Mbytes
Other detected devices
Manufacturer ATI Technologies Inc Device ID 0xaa60 Vendor ID 0x1002 Class Code 0x040300 Revision ID 0x00 Subsystem ID 0x033e Subsystem vendor ID 0x1025

ChillinJah

Ok how to open scaling now???

IvanV

I googled a little and it seems that that option is grayed out whenever the screen is set to its native resolution. To enable the control, switch to a lower resolution. After that, you can safely return to the native resolution and the CCC will remember the setting.*

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BlueMak

Hmm are you sure gpu scaling works for mobile gpus? I am not.

Still, try what IvanV said. Change your desktop resolution to something a bit lower than the native resolution, then check the option. If it is there, change it to what you like and then change the desktop resolution back to the native one.

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ChillinJah

Thank you for the help, at last I can relax and enjoy