BSOD on reversion to W7

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  1. Pimplico
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       New #11

    So don't bother adjusting to new hardware?
    Or adjust 1st - then hives?
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  3. SIW2
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       New #12

    Try adjusting first.

    If no joy, then try hive replacement.
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  4. Pimplico
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       New #13

    Implemented both of the above to no effect - ie. same BSOD on boot.
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  6. Pimplico
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       New #14

    Have I any other options or does it look like a reinstall?
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  7. SIW2
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       New #15

    Reinstall.
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