bsod after usb windows clean instal


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    bsod after usb windows clean instal


    good day to all i recently formated my hdd and tried to re instal windows 7 home basic x64 but after first instalation restart my laptop gives me a bsod. please help. please note im a total newbie in this sort of thing it is a hp pavilion g6 laptop with 500G hdd and 4G ram and a nvidia gforce gt520m graphics card
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  3. zamalek
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    can anybody help???
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  4. zamalek
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    What a load of bull this forum is thanks so much for the lots and lots of NO HELP
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