I have installed:
AMD driver for my 5770, it's listed version under Windows 7 Device Manager says "15.3"
OpenCL for Intel Core and Xeon processors
"No Device Found/Left" is the error I get whenever I use an option that forces GPU
-I option gives me a list of platforms: platform 1 is "Advanced Micro Devices etc" Device 1 is Xeon 3470 (What??)
Platform 2 is "Intel etc." Device 1 is Xeon 3470
I've been having this "No Device Found/Left" error since I started trying to run Hashcat on Windows 7 with the proper video driver.
There must be something missing, something not listed in the documentation. Does Catalyst Software Suite need to be install as well? What about AMD OpenCL 2.0 driver for Windows 8.1??
I don't understand, at all. I may be retarded, I do have ADHD, but I can usually figure out what's wrong in these situations.
May be related: when trying to update my driver using AMD's installer it told me it couldn't find any ATI devices. I installed the driver, instead, through Device Manager allow windows to find the proper driver by directing it to the driver files location.
AMD driver for my 5770, it's listed version under Windows 7 Device Manager says "15.3"
OpenCL for Intel Core and Xeon processors
"No Device Found/Left" is the error I get whenever I use an option that forces GPU
-I option gives me a list of platforms: platform 1 is "Advanced Micro Devices etc" Device 1 is Xeon 3470 (What??)
Platform 2 is "Intel etc." Device 1 is Xeon 3470
I've been having this "No Device Found/Left" error since I started trying to run Hashcat on Windows 7 with the proper video driver.
There must be something missing, something not listed in the documentation. Does Catalyst Software Suite need to be install as well? What about AMD OpenCL 2.0 driver for Windows 8.1??
I don't understand, at all. I may be retarded, I do have ADHD, but I can usually figure out what's wrong in these situations.
May be related: when trying to update my driver using AMD's installer it told me it couldn't find any ATI devices. I installed the driver, instead, through Device Manager allow windows to find the proper driver by directing it to the driver files location.