Windows 7: Got BSOD everytime windows experience index is calculating

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  1. torchwood
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    The report also shows that the rearm validation has been "upped", somebody knows what there doing.

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  3. LONGSHANX
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    Coa Sticker


    Yes I do have a COA sticker attached tot he bottom of my laptop?
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  4. Golden
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    OK. What you need to do is perform a clean install, and activate the installation using the 25 character key on the COA.

    Follow this guide: (read it thoroughly)
    Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7

    Presumably you have a Windows 7 ISO file to write to a USB? You will boot and install from the USB.
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  6. LONGSHANX
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    Windows 7 Reinstall


    I dont have a USB but I have found a Legal Windows 7 ISO file which I can download and mount to a USB... Do you think its a software issue though?

    Also will I loose my programs?? I just finished setting everything back up?
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  7. Golden
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    Yes, clean install means everything else needs reinstalling.
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  8. LONGSHANX
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    Clean Reinstall


    Golden

    I have reinstalled Windows and that has successfully gotten rid of my Blue Screen issue. However I have now lost all my drivers and many functions are now not working on the laptop as a result. Is there a way to auto update all drivers or do you have to go through 1 by 1 to update these :S

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  10. axe0
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       New #17

    You need to install each driver again from your manufacturer, the best way is to do it manually as that'll garantee the right drivers are installed.
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