BSOD help, error code 0x0000000a & 0x000000d1

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  1. ninetailz
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    What's the difference between this Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7 | Clean Install Windows 7 And also when disabling the RAID i see that my storage runs on IRRT (Intel Rapid Restore Technology) and i disabled it now its refusing to boot so i am gonna perform a reinstall

    Update: Clean installation finished, do i need to update the drivers again?
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  3. Arc
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    ninetailz said:
    What's the difference between this Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7 | Clean Install Windows 7
    The earlier one guides you to perform a driver complete perfect installation.

    ninetailz said:
    And also when disabling the RAID i see that my storage runs on IRRT (Intel Rapid Restore Technology) and i disabled it now its refusing to boot so i am gonna perform a reinstall
    That is what I said a few posts earlier.

    ninetailz said:
    Update: Clean installation finished, do i need to update the drivers again?
    Display, audio, network, chipset. Update the drivers.
    Drivers - Find and Update Outdated Drivers
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  4. ninetailz
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    Arc said:
    ninetailz said:
    What's the difference between this Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7 | Clean Install Windows 7
    The earlier one guides you to perform a driver complete perfect installation.

    ninetailz said:
    And also when disabling the RAID i see that my storage runs on IRRT (Intel Rapid Restore Technology) and i disabled it now its refusing to boot so i am gonna perform a reinstall
    That is what I said a few posts earlier.

    ninetailz said:
    Update: Clean installation finished, do i need to update the drivers again?
    Display, audio, network, chipset. Update the drivers.
    Drivers - Find and Update Outdated Drivers
    I updated those drivers which needed by my lappy from the Intel site but couldn't find a update for the Intel(R) High Definition Audio HDMI

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  6. Arc
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    OK, let us know about the situation.
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  7. ninetailz
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    I found update for that driver so its good now thanks arc and koolkat
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  8. Arc
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    You are welcome.
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