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Driver shuts down my PC !!

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unreal4

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I have installed a clean Win 7 64 bit to my PC (I'm using it for years already). There is no problem for the beginning. When I installed an AMD graphic driver after restart, i cant go after win 7 boot logo. When I go safe mod and uninstall driver, its all normal again.

I tried several versions (3 or 4 i guess). Nothing changed.

What can i do with this problem? Please Help 🙁

Specs

Win 7 64 bit
Gigabyte GA-P35 DS3L
Intel E6550 2.33 Ghz
Sapphire HD 5830 Extreme
2x1 gb Kingston 800Mhz
Seagate 320 GB
FSB Bluestorm II 500W


Here the video of my problem:

and by the way as you can see in the second video, sometimes after shutdown, when I turn on my PC all fans working good, but no beeps (even single short beep) and anything on the screen

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZE8Ev7nTcjc&feature=g-upl

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQ71NZMA6fI&feature=g-upl
 
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Are you installing the newest chipset driver from Intel, all Windows updates, motherboard drivers, etc first? I usually install the newest video drivers after all other updates are done.
 
Yes try it out first.If possible try it out at your friends place as well.If it doesn't work then rma it.
 
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i installed chipset driver then graphic driver nothing changed. Packaged CD broken, so i downloaded from sapphires site its not worked too 🙁 what should i do now?
 
The second video happened to me a while back turns out one of my ram is dying. Have you tried using 1 stick at a time?
 
This was strange... Try turning off powersupply, hold the powerbutton for 15 seconds to offload the capacitators in motherboard, then remove the cmos battery. After that you should clear cmos. Then you should put the jumper back again, install cmos battery and fire her up again.
 
i think you have a dud card... it might be working since if you dont have the drivers installed its running off the onbard graphics and when you install it, itlll run off the card... but just to make sure check your bios if your primary video adapter is on Pci-e
 
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