Bulit my new computer getting different BSOD

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  1. zigzag3143
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    thegreatbanana said:
    another update: I just recieved another BSOD it was a 0x7E I got it while i was playing Left 4 Dead i would like your advice on this one too please. thanks for all the help so far mate i really apreciate it.
    Ok since you removed McAffee on the 4th your DMP show DirectX 3 times. I would start by re-installing both your video driver and try to re-install directX

    Non of these are driver verified.

    When upgrading your graphic driver you MUST remove all traces of the current driver. In order to do that we recommend using

    Phyxion.net - Driver Sweeper

    When it is removed then download and install the fresh copy.



    Download: DirectX End-User Runtime - Microsoft Download Center - Download Details
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  3. thegreatbanana
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    sorry for such a slow repsonse i feel like an idiot as i didnt realise there was a second page, this is my first thread here so im still new to every thing. Anyway i have uninstalled my video driver and run driver sweeper but when i reboot after sweeping, windows automatically installs the driver i have set it so it shoudnt automatically download the driver but it still does it and i cant stop it so it puts the amd files back on any idea how to prevent this or doesnt it matter?
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  4. thegreatbanana
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    Right i reintalled my video driver and direct X but as i did it i encontered some probablems but i got around them first of all i would use driver sweeper then rebbot but there where two files which it would not wipe but i carryed on anyway as i counldn't do anything about them then i would uninstalled the video driver i insalled the AMD catalyst driver controll centre etc but the installation would fail and the auto detect would not pick up my graphics card.The i let windows find the graphics card and would install the driver but it would have a warning sign next to it on device manger then when i intalled catalyst it worked.Anyway i did what you said but i am still recieving BSOD so far i have notice 0xA , 0x1E, 0x7E and a 0x3B ill give you the DMP's. Did i do somthing wrong? I hope you can help and im very thankful.
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