My guess is that's why the auto-detection tool isn't detecting the GPU on your machine. I figured I could blame AMD that way.Ī lot of the OEMs buy the chips from the GPU manufacturers, but do custom hardware and drivers. I didn't want to guess either, which is why I recommended the auto-detection tool.

This will let you roll back in the event that it makes things worse. It would be wise to set a system restore point before you install the drivers. I have been trying to get this Zynga game situation resolved for a year and it's always the flash crash and nobody seems to know why (meaning Zynga, Facebook or Firefox). I hope you aren't getting bored with this by now. If I download new drivers and it makes my computer run crazy, does a systems restore put them back the way they were? Thanks Jeromie. Did I enter the correct information and should I use one or both of those downloads up there to fix my graphics driver? I'm scared to just download them without advice from someone who knows computers. Then on the AMD site, I chose Desktop Graphics for device type, Radeon X series for product family, Radeon X3xx series for product and Windows XP 32 bit for supported operating system. So I went into the Device Manager and got this info.Radeon X300 SE 128 MB HyperMemory and Radeon X300 SE 128 MB HyperMemory Secondary. Instead of letting it detect because it kept saying I had the most current driver.obviously not. Jeromie, I manually downloaded my information in that AMD site you recommended.

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