Cannot install any driver or windows updates, getting BSOD 0x0000007E

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  1. Britton30
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    Arc, he NEEDS to confirm what PSU he has, a poor one can throw driver errors.
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  3. Arc
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    Britton30 said:
    Arc, he NEEDS to confirm what PSU he has, a poor one can throw driver errors.
    That's a good suggesting, Gary :)
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  4. madbuddha
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    How can I confirm what PSU I have? I mean it doesn't say anything on the PSU itself, apart from XILENCE and a few warranty related stickers. I tried to look for it on the XILENCE website and it seems that I have one of the Red Wing series, because it's black and has a red fan inside. The problem is all of the Red Wing series PSUs have the same looks! However I noticed a small difference: my PSU has a little red switch (near the on and off switch) that you can switch to either 115 or 230. I currently have it set to 230. None of PSUs that are on XILENCE website have this.
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  6. madbuddha
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    Can I get some help?
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