I have a macbook pro and I am running the beta of parallels. Whenever I boot up I get this message. The ATI Control panel failed to initalize because no ATI drive is installed or the ATI driver is not working properly. The Control panel will now exit. What do I do?
Get rid of the ATI driver. In Parallels, you MUST use the Parallels video driver and not one for the card since the card isn't accessible. The only available video is the emulated card.
I totoally do not want 2 installations. But.... The video card works fine in parallels without the ATI driver so I am assuming if I boot in bootcam the ATI driver will work right?
When you boot into bootcamp, you should select the other Windows XP boot menu option, and the first option for the hardware profile. That will load up the right kernel for bootcamp, and the right hardware profile so that XP will start with the ATI drivers installed.
It is the ATI system tray resolution changing program that is informing you it could not find the driver (because you ARE using the correct profile - the parallels one with the parallels driver). The error gives you an option to not be notified again - that is all you need to do. The error is letting you know the system tray icon will NOT be installed, so you are all set.
