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I installed the catalyst driver on my acer 3810T with AMD Mobility Radeon HD 4330. After looking for the right driver, and finding one (14.1), and installing, the system is booting, but after the boot logo nothing happens.

Now is my question: how to remove the installed catalyst driver, to restore the system. and second: what could be the right driver for an Radeon Mobility HD 4xxx in a Acer 3810T?

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  • How did you install the driver? Did you download it from a website or did you use the package management (apt-get install)?
    – embik
    Commented Jul 31, 2015 at 9:55
  • I Downloaded the package from amd.com. i did not know exactly what ist the right, and tried, and tried, all the time with an error message "your card is not supproted by this package". as i reached the 1.14 (i think...) the insall process is going further, and installing all the stuff without any errors or comments. i restarted the system, and it stops after the boot logo in an black screen. how to remove the drivers, or install an other / the right over the system? Commented Jul 31, 2015 at 21:24
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    You're getting open source drivers for your GFX right out of the box. Installing proprietary drivers for a GFX is not really necessary if you're not planning to try to run some more demanding games. I had the same experience with Radeon HD 7470M and eventually gave up. That same issue repeated on which ever distro I tried (including some non-Ubuntu based like Fedora and Arch), so I'm guessing that this is not elementary-specific issue for you neither.
    – r3bl
    Commented Jul 31, 2015 at 23:00
  • So it will the best, I will reinstall the system complete fresh, and try to install the drivers out of the box. Commented Aug 1, 2015 at 20:03
  • and whats about the catalyst center? what is the right version for an radoen mobility HD 4xxx? Commented Aug 1, 2015 at 20:05

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If you had problems after installing Elementary second time, then check Additional Driver section, and select a driver then install it.

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