I placed the archives inside a folder on the desktop,ģ. From Microsoft catalog ( ) I downloaded both packages of drivers, for AMD and Intell (x86), one I was surprised to see a very bad looking desktop resolution and I decided:ġ.

Have you solved your problem? I have had the same problem, I own an old (2007) Dell Inspiron 6400 (Intell inside), compatibles with 64bits and recently I've installed Win 10 on 64b. PROBLEM SOLVED FOR WIN 10 64 b AND ATI RADEON MOBILITY X1300 DRIVER

Especially as rolling back to Win7 has a higher level of risk that doing the 'upgrade'. It's a Murphy's Law thing, and someone who claims to 'not be very computer savy' would be better off The generic MS Win10 driver, but if you want to do anything that actually stresses the graphics processorĪnd there are no Win10 specific drivers you will most likely have performance problems. Graphics processor for anything more than desktop and images there may not be any problems using The main issue with upgrading to Win10 is to do with graphics processors. More stable and possibly even faster ( Win7 for the OP ).Īs Win10 progresses the likelihood of issues with aging hardware may become greater. (particularly as joleymann said 'I am not very computer savvy' ), and which will be Only that you stick with a version of Windows that is fully suitable for the hardware I can't help with the refresh part, but was not suggesting joleymann, or you throw your machine away. (AKA - hijacking ) on another persons thread. Confusion does tend to happen when others post their issue

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