OK, I figured this out. Bear with me, this is quite a saga…
There is a Windows 7 driver on the Microsoft Update Catalog. Note that you have to run Internet Explorer as an admin (right-click it in the start menu) to be able to install the plugin to get the driver.
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However, if you try to install this CAB straight off it doesn't install correctly; it says a file is missing when you try to install the package. But here's what you can do:
Save the CAB to a folder.
Extract the contents of the CAB.
Open up one of the INF files.
Search for the string 'SourceDisksNames'
Look at line below. It probably ends with something like '.B_72690'
Create the folder with the name after the (e.g. B_72690) inside the folder you extracted the CAB into, and extract the contents of the CAB *again* to that folder. This is untidy but it gets the files where it expects them.
Great, right? Not so fast. if you now try installing, it will cause a crash due to a unhandled kernel thread exception in atiumdag.sys. You need to restart into Safe Mode (hold down shift when selecting 'Restart', and it's within 'troubleshooting/startup options'), and install the driver there, where it won't automatically activate. If the Start Menu isn't working properly in Safe Mode, try using Winkey+R, 'devmgmt.msc'.
Ati Drivers For Windows 10
Open up the basic display adapter and upgrade the driver using the 'Select a driver from a place I know/Have Disk' option in Device Manager. Select the folder you *first* extracted the CAB to, not the specially-named subfolder. If all went well there should be a compatible, signed driver option with your device's name on it. Once installed, reboot, and there you go!
Radeon X1400 Windows 10 Driver
Have googled this but none of the solutions seem to work (Ive tried to add legacy hardware, manually install VISTA drivers to name but a few solutions)
I would prefer to keep this card as it is very low power and its for the server so don't need fancy graphics just the basics.
I have installed a Bigger card but am unhappy with this solution as the card takes up too much space(over laps a PCI-e slot that I need to use really)