Sounds like you install driver then direct x 9 which you need to erase and install your driver again cause it sounds like the ati control panel is not installed properly. And the removal tool as stated in post above is great. Some other things to check that may or may not affect are bios updated, windows updated (was a few fixes with dx9), drivers installed while in safe mode, ad-aware ran, wait for vertical sync off (for troubleshooting) not application. Just some things to try if you haven't already and I usually save the drivers to desktop then remove then reboot in safe mode and load driver reboot then load control panel in safe mode because drivers hate anti-virus programs.
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