If you post your Hardware IDs (Device Manager -> Display* -> AMD* -> Details) I will check my *.INF files for the 7690M XT support. Incidentally, the "Intel Media Components" above and the Intel driver on the system are AMD signed (they have to be, it's an x64 Win O/S thing).
Sorry HOODY, should have been clearer.
As I say, go to
Device Manager ->
Display adapters -> AMD* (in your case should be
AMD Radeon HD 7690M XT) ->
Details then select
Hardware ID on the Property drop-down. Here is mine:
Select one of the lines, then CTRL+A (Select All) and CTRL+C (Copy), then Paste here.
And yes, the Intel driver version and AMD driver version should be the same. Windows x64 requires
signed drivers, so therefore AMD
must take the Intel HD Graphics driver they obtain from Intel to integrate. As per my other post, this AMD-signed Intel components (9.17.10.
2843) are newer than the Intel Download Center version (9.17.10.
2792), but older than the current
latest test driver. Here are my current drivers (Device Manager) with
AMD Catalyst 12.11 Beta3:
In the past, if you installed the Intel version of the Intel HD Graphics, you would lose the Switchable Graphics/Enduro capability, and CCC would probably not load (similar to the Catalyst errors we experienced when installing the pre-Win8-certified AMD drivers before Leshcat).
I don't see any Intel drivers included with the current 12.11 Beta...so let's see what happens when I upgrade the Intel drivers.
EDIT: Tried it with Intel 9.17.10.2857 (Testing) above. It looks like
my installation (UnifL Sep4 + AMD 12.9 Beta [upgrade] + AMD 12.11 Beta [upgrade], clean install
not tested) requires the UnifL Intel drivers (9.17.10.2843, same version as AMD Intel Media Components from 12.11 Beta) to work.
For the curious, the Intel driver loaded fine, but the AMD Radeon had a yellow exclamation mark and Code 43. I also lost the Configure Switchable Graphics (right-click Desktop), and although CCC ran fine no functions were available (however, no errors on boot). Simple to restore to working again: Device Manager -> Update Drivers -> Have Disk... -> UniFL W86A_INF Folder.