As many of you have read I have a clean install if Windows 7. All I have ever done to it now is install my prgrams such as Office, Adobe and things I use for work etc.. Nothing unusual so there are no tweaks or OS changes at all. For some reason, and this has happened in the past with some of my other attempts to install Windows 7 cleanly, ATI's CCC (Catalyst Control Panel) stopped running at startup. The command is still there in MSCONFIG and I even tried adding the command to the startup folder but it never runs at startup. Now if I wait till everything is loaded and I am at a working desktop and run the command it starts just fine. I rely on CCC running in the background and being there ASAP when I click on it so I need to get it to run at startup.
Yes I have exhausted my google searches and the brunt of the suggestions, even from ATI, says to uninstall the drivers, run Driversweeper x64 in safemode reboot and reinstall the drivers. Other than running Driversweeper I have reinstalled, istalled over and "repaired" the driver installation 7 times with no luck. I was just looking for the famous pearls of wisdom I get when I post here.
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As many of you have read I have a clean install if Windows 7. All I have ever done to it now is install my prgrams such as Office, Adobe and things I use for work etc.. Nothing unusual so there are no tweaks or OS changes at all. For some reason, and this has happened in the past with some of my other attempts to install Windows 7 cleanly, ATI's CCC (Catalyst Control Panel) stopped running at startup. The command is still there in MSCONFIG and I even tried adding the command to the startup folder but it never runs at startup. Now if I wait till everything is loaded and I am at a working desktop and run the command it starts just fine. I rely on CCC running in the background and being there ASAP when I click on it so I need to get it to run at startup.
Yes I have exhausted my google searches and the brunt of the suggestions, even from ATI, says to uninstall the drivers, run Driversweeper x64 in safemode reboot and reinstall the drivers. Other than running Driversweeper I have reinstalled, istalled over and "repaired" the driver installation 7 times with no luck. I was just looking for the famous pearls of wisdom I get when I post here.
Hoping you can help me out with this.
Thanks,
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