Hi,
I found a similar issue after upgrading to Windows 7 x64 from Vista x64.
I believe that the issue does not lie with the version of the OS but in the
prerequisites that the Catalyst needs to successfully function.
I found that there appeared to be an issue with .Net3.5SP1 and the Catalyst
install after the upgrade which, generated a similar MOM.Imlementation error
that stopped the Catalyst Control Center from loading.
To correct this I removed .Net3.5SP1 (Unchecked the package from the Turn
Windows Features On or Off - in windows 7 and Vista) and installed a fresh
copy of the Catalyst Package including the C++Redistributable which, is
included in the Catalyst Package, with ought a problem. Windows 7, I believe
is built on .Net2.0 and the Catalyst package requires these components to be
in good health.
I hope that this is of some assistance to anyone out there experiencing
similar issues.
"danleithauser" wrote:
>
> This is a real bear.
> I have an ATI Radeon HD4850 card that was originally installed on my
> Dell XPS Windows Vista Home Premium 64 with an i7-920 processor.
>
> If you are here, you already are looking for the problem. My situation
> is the same. Major problems with the 9.6 suite. I downloaded the 9.6
> suite update, installed it, got errors near the end where the catalyst
> control center (CCC) is being installed, along with the
> MOM.Implementation or other similar pop-ups containing specific version
> codes like version=2.0.3455 .
>
> I tried a number of different things after reading forums, then decided
> to sleep on it since none of it was working properly. This morning I
> tried a new approach, combining a bunch of things I had already tried.
> This is the sequence that worked for me.
>
> 1. Ran UNinstall using the ATI 9.6 full suite software.
> 2. Ran CCleaner to uninstall the remaining ATI program (the suite
> installer).
> 3. Ran 3DGuru Driver Sweeper to look for and uninstall any ATI drivers
> (it found many files).
> 4. Looked for ATI folders in User Docs, Program Files, and Program
> Files (x86). Found files in all locations, and I deleted the files and
> folders within these ATI folders.
> 5. Restarted computer. (the restart was very slow, and when you come
> back up, your screen will be low res). No MOM.Implementation error
> popup.
> 6. Ran the ATI 9.5 suite (NOT 9.6)--selecting everything, including the
> CCC. At the end, there were errors indicating the drivers did not
> install properly (!).
> 7. Ran the ATI 9.6 DRIVER INSTALL ONLY (not the 9.5!, and NOT the
> entire suite).
> 8. Let the computer restart, shutdown is very slow and drawn-out.
> Walk away for a while. Once restarted, no MOM.Implement error comes up.
> 9. Checked on the advanced monitor settings and had access to the ATI
> CCC (which I did not have before).
>
> In summary.
> Delete everything ATI using various methods.
> Restart.
> Run ATI 9.5 to install the suite - drivers+CCC.
> Then run ATI 9.6 driver only.
> I think I am probably running ATI CCC 9.5, and ATI 9.6 video card
> drivers at this point. It is hard to tell. There is no doubt that
> something is not right in the 9.6 CCC install, but the 9.6 video drivers
> seem fine.
>
>
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