Problems after upgrade

[TristanG.Arellano]

Hello, so I recently bought a new ryzen set up 1700, MSI b350m pro vdh, 16gb team dark ddr4 (4x4gb), and evga gtx 1060 6gb. Well I'm using the hard drive from my first build of the year that was on a amd fx 8350 and rx480 after removing drivers for both I got up to date drivers for everything yet I kept having problems getting windows to work right. At first it was working perfectly, but when I loaded up witcher 3 I kept getting blue screens and before long I got blue screens just opening chrome. What should I do?

[Gungpae]

Uninstall the graphic drivers using DDU making sure to uninstall the AMD drivers. Then do the same with the NVIDIA drivers and then reinstall the NVIDIA drivers.

 

If all else fails, you probably need to reinstall windows.

[Gungpae]

It'll also be nice to know what the blue screen error code is:

http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/blue_screen_view.html

 

 

[TristanG.Arellano]

It was something about irql, the memory management are the ones I can remember seeing. I already checked my RAM, each individual module to make sure and they seem to work perfectly but still getting the error

[Gungpae]

1 minute ago, TristanG.Arellano said:

It was something about irql, the memory management are the ones I can remember seeing. I already checked my RAM, each individual module to make sure and they seem to work perfectly but still getting the error

if it's really irql memory management then RAM isn't the issue. You usually get that for bad chipset drivers. You need a fresh install of windows.

[xitywampas]

irql not less than or equal? If so its a driver or add on hardware problem like, GPU, sound card, lan card, etc... Most likely a driver. I had one do that to me when I watched a video on you tube or play music. I thought it was drivers then hardware and finally a bad board but no. It was my main board bios not communicating with something right. I can't remember what it was but it was the BIOS. I ended up flashing the BIOS like ten times before I found a version that worked right.

[xitywampas]

5 minutes ago, Gungpae said:

if it's really irql memory management then RAM isn't the issue. You usually get that for bad chipset drivers. You need a fresh install of windows.

That is definitely a possibility.

[Gungpae]

Just now, xitywampas said:

That is definitely a possibility.

I would assume so because he switched from am3+ to am4

[xitywampas]

15 minutes ago, Gungpae said:

I would assume so because he switched from am3+ to am4

I didn't catch that so yea that's probably it. Especially if it IRQL not less or equal.