ATI Tray Tools in Vista problems

I have the latest (Vista compatible according to the site) version of
ATI Tray Tools and the program can't start because Vista refuses to
load a low level driver. I saw a post on Guru3D that says to run the
bcdedit command of DDISABLE_INTEGRITY_CHECK (or similar) to fix it.
WHile the command executes successfully it still won't run with the
same error. I've tried reboot, reinstall, running the command over and
over, etc. and the driver won't install.

Just wondering if anyone has got it to work? If ATI Hotkeys worked
properly it wouldn't matter as I just want to be able to raise/lower
gamma or brightness while in a game...

Thanks
GP

Well.. I gave it one more try using a new Vista Boot Editor to Disable
integrity checks and tried installing a new beta Tray Tools. I still
got a warning about unsigned srivers but it works!

I must have scared B. Gates by posting here..

LOL
GP

>On Tue, 17 Jul 2007 14:24:04 -0400, GaryP <gary DeleteThis @forgetaboutit.com> wrote:
>I have the latest (Vista compatible according to the site) version of
>ATI Tray Tools and the program can't start because Vista refuses to
>load a low level driver. I saw a post on Guru3D that says to run the
>bcdedit command of DDISABLE_INTEGRITY_CHECK (or similar) to fix it.
>WHile the command executes successfully it still won't run with the
>same error. I've tried reboot, reinstall, running the command over and
>over, etc. and the driver won't install.
>
>Just wondering if anyone has got it to work? If ATI Hotkeys worked
>properly it wouldn't matter as I just want to be able to raise/lower
>gamma or brightness while in a game...
>
>Thanks
>GP