After trying for several weeks to update the AMD graphic chips of the 2011 MBP, I have successfully found a way to update the catalyst drivers to 12.6. Please use the following guide to greatly enhance your FPS and overall gaming experience within bootcamp: Try updating any other Windows 7 (Vista, etc) software before initiating this process. Updating Catalyst This guide it might work for a very limited certain uers. We may know that Windows also recognizes drivers registry entries wich most of are in use locked, and cannot be deleted with such programs like (Driver Sweeper successor), at least not for me. So Windows will continue installing as PnP device your driver for the graphic card each time you delete it & reboot. Said that already, it won´t let you install any Catalyst package in this stage again properly, as it has issues with your registries. Maybe someone could drop more light into the issue.

Happy to report that the version 13.3 Beta driver package as linked below worked for me fine. Some other observations: - I'm running Win 7 64-bit, strangely enough I had no trouble keeping my drivers updated when running Win 7 32-bit. Don't choose to Delete the video drivers from your Device Manager tree. Nothing worked until I allowed them to be reinstalled, then it remembered all my settings and loaded the new driver. Always choose Custom Installation so that you will see exactly what the package is trying to give you. If one of the items is not 'ATI Display Driver' then it's not working.

Catalyst version 13.6 Beta does not appear to have Windows 7 drivers. It actually has one fewer MSI package than 13.3. If you're running Win 8 maybe it'll be fine?

- AMD's takeover has not make ATI products less of a headache. If all else fails, be aware that there is a 2011 Catalyst package specifically for Bootcamp, good for 2007-2011 systems. Even though the MAC Graphics choice in the driver search page doesn't normally give us the drivers we want, that's where the Bootcamp option is. And here's another good thread.

(Is Garrett998 also Ineidzcode? Click to expand.I'm not clear what you mean. My point was that in my experience the procedures were absolutely not the same. AMD's own autodetect application worked perfectly fine under my Win7 32-bit. Always had the latest non-beta drivers installed, no issues. Even some of Apple's own Bootcamp drivers have not been working since I switched to 64-bit.

I have no Bootcamp Utility in my tray. And the various keyboard support refuses to install. I can't change my keyboard to not require Fn in order to use Function keys normally, or make use of volume shortcuts.

Quite frustrating for games, as I'm sure you can imagine. Click to expand.No, you're misinterpreting the suggestion. The package was correct for my GPU, the version(s) of the installer did not function as expected. This entire thread is about installers not functioning as expected.

I didn't mean to suggest it was necessary to choose Custom Install, I mean it will save the user a lot of time trying to install packages that won't appropriately install a driver. Several times the installer listed and successfully installed exactly two things: 1.

Ati Catalyst Install Manager Windows 10

Ati Catalyst Install Manager Driver For Mac Pro

The Updater package. HDMI Audio support. No video driver and no Catalyst Centre. It did not halt, because it had no reason to. If it doesn't say plainly it will install a video driver, try something else.

That's all I'm talking about. Macbook Pro 15' 2011 6750m I followed all of the instructions, downloaded the 12.6 beta (just to be safe) and am at the point where the ATI Catalyst control center installer is asking me what I want installed. Included on this page is 'AMD Display Driver 8.890.0.0000' Is this the correct driver or should it read 12.6 or some other version number. I just don't want to be installing exactly what I had in the first place again with no updates.

I will go ahead and install, but wanted to be sure that I am actually updating something. I'm trying to follow this procedure, but unfortunately the links to the BETA drivers 12.6 and 13.3 do not work anymore. I've tried with the latest beta drivers from AMD, but they won't install correctly. In the middle of the installation some error occurs and windows reverts back to the old bootcamp drivers. Edit: I found the 13.3 beta driver here: The installation stopped when trying to install.NET 4.5. I cancelled, then tried again with custom install, and removed anything that wasn't the driver itself. It worked, device manager now shows driver 13.3 as installed.

Edit: The new Bootcamp drivers set includes the Radeon drivers, and every other drivers seem to work fine so far. You need to get them using the Bootcamp Assistant. I did a lot of trial and error. I reinstalled 8.1 fresh because my preivous install didn't want to upgrade, then updated to 10 on that fresh install. Once I had done that, I tried to reinstall 10 clean from my USB stick made with the Microsoft tool but it didnt want to activate.

Thats strange because when you upgrade Microsoft is supposed to store the computer's generated hash code to activate whenever you reinstall Win10 on that computer. I ended up reinstalling Win8.1, and reupgrading to 10. I'm not touching that thing anymore! So I wanted to try this solution but then something interesting happened to me. I dunno how this happened but I reinstalled Windows 10 from the ISO on Microsoft's website and the graphics drivers seems to have updated itself. By that I mean no installing of special drivers or screwing around with driver packages.

After initially corrupting my OSX system folder while trying to reinstall Windows 10 (had the prohibitive symbol show up) and recovering my OSX partition, I ran Boot Camp Assistant again and re-downloaded the Boot Camp Support software to my bootable USB along with the Windows 10 ISO. After rebooting and skipping the part where it asks for my Windows 10 key (my Win 8 key didn't work so I just skipped it) I formatted the BOOTCAMP partition as usual and installed Windows. After going through the initial setup I logged in to the desktop and completed the Boot Camp Support Software install. Lo and behold, my AMD graphics drivers were already installed and when checking Catalyst Control Centre (no errors btw) it says my Driver Packaging Version is -150715a-186304C and my Catalyst Control Center version is 2015.0715.2138.37093. Even stranger is the fact that my Windows 10 was already activated and didn't require a key. I assume this is because when I initially upgraded my Windows 8.1 Boot Camp install it tied my original Win 8 key (which I have a disc for) to my machine, thereby allowing it to get the Win 10 upgrade for free. Unfortunately, no native 5K resolution yet as far as I can see.

My suggestion for a potential fix would be to try and reinstall Windows 10 completely and actually download the very latest Boot Camp Support Software to your bootable USB via the Boot Camp Assistant application. Obviously OP's solution is still valid as this will work perfectly if you have already installed heaps of software and don't want to reformat/reinstall Win 10. I haven't tested any games yet and haven't checked out the support software install folders, I will update this post with my findings in the week when I have a day off work and perhaps upload some screenshots. Tl;dr I got my AMD Drivers to work by simply reinstalling Windows 10 from scratch with an ISO downloaded off the MS website converted to a bootable USB (with Boot Camp Assistant), and also ensured my Boot Camp Support Software was downloaded to the USB.