Graphics Card Cause Multiple Blue Screen Errors?

I did do startup repair. I've done it 3 times and it's either failed or BSOD. I have the Genuine Windows 7 installation disks.

I have no more suggestions.
Do a Repair Install

- It will preserve your documents, programs and everything - means you will not lose anything during Repair Installation.
- All of the Windows files and everything will be in a folder named Windows.old

And yet, you have not answered my question. Where did you get that copy of windows from?

I bought a copy from Office Depot. It's the genuine installation disks.

How would you know if it is Genuine? Some retails sell non-genuine/hacked/non-legitimate Windows 7.

Read: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/w...at-to-look-for
It is $119.99 for a copy (with serial) of Windows 7 Home Premium - if that's not the price you bought for, maybe your next problem.

I did absolutely nothing but waited 3 minutes before turning computer back on. It's back on the desktop and running. I'm now seeing this as a hardrive failure causing the BSOD, more and more. Can I use a Windows 7 Upgrade installing disks to install a clean copy of Windows 7 onto a clean hardrive?

Drivers weren't being used during the time that I was trying to repair my system using installing disks. Far as I know.

Thank you. That would be great.