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Old 06-03-12, 11:53 AM   #21
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When I recently swithced my Mobo, memory, and CPU I removed mobo drivers, video card drivers, audio drivers, and then complete uninstalled them by deletion. I then proceeded with loading new mobo chip set drivers for the new mobo, and shut down and swithced every thing. After I installed the new goodies I booted into the bios to set things up, and had no issues what so ever. That said I would see if I could reset bios manually by touching bios pins on the mobo with a screw driver, or default connector cover, and see if that clears the bios conflicts, and lets the new hard ware try to install.

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Old 06-06-12, 02:28 AM Thread Starter   #22
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Well just to let you know, i tried the switching and let it be thing. Result: BSOD, restart, cant enter normally or in safe mode. I just formatted.
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