Hello,

I'm french, sorry for my English. I have a HD 7950 crossfire which works fine on Windows 7 64 bit with Catalyst 12.10; 12.11 ... and I could select the game profile with the Catalyst Application Profiles.
I install the Catalyst 13.1 after uninstalling 12.11, and I can not find or adjust profiles, borderlands 2, for example, or for any other game. Can anyone help me ? thank you.

You get succesful installation for 13.1?

yes

and

I installed the application profiles by clicking on, but it does not work, I tried through "+ add", and this is what it gives ... not sure this is good.

13.1?

Just a note...you must uninstall the previous CAP before installing a new one. Only one CAP should be installed. CAP's are cumulative.

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You should not see the CAP profiles in your CCC. These are totally seperate and are applied automatically when a profiled game starts. To install the current CAP, first remove the older one using 'remove a program' in your computer control panel...it will say AMD application profiles. Then install the new CAP. Here is a old explaination:

 

If you mean user created game profiles, the "application profiles" has been removed from the new CCC. All you have to do is create the settings you want, then click 'add' and navigate to the game exe file.

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It's not necessary to uninstall the CF application profiles.  The files are overwritten with a new install, so the old version is no longer present.  The only side effect of doing this is having a worthless uninstall entry in the registry.

While the driver install does not prompt you to reboot, you should.  Crossfire is disabled until the driver is reloaded.  The simplest way to do that is rebooting.  You can also reload the drivers by disabling the graphics card devices using DEVCON, then re-enabling them (with a batch file, since the screen goes away once you disable).  The application-specific 3D settings also go away until a reboot, and I have not yet found a way to restore them otherwise.

So, the short answer to the OP is, reboot your computer after installing new drivers.

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