I installed GPU driver (uninstalled geforce experience: Read it was prone to crashing), Amd catalyst control centre(including drivers),Gigabyte Lan,Audio,Chipset And BTW since the clean install windows has been very non-responsive (Freeezing at login, explorer and startmenu not responding)
Well, I uninstalled some 3d drivers and an audio one (nvidea)
And it made me restart and now when I try and boot it comes up with "critical_process_died"
what now?
Why do you have AMD CCC installed? You have an Nvidia card. Nvidia and AMD do not get along well.
I will uninstall ccc a soon as I get this boot bsod fixed
Try booting into safe mode or try a system restore to a point before you uninstalled the drivers. System Restore Windows 10 - Windows 10 Forums
I don't have a system restore on my current install
You may have to do a refresh or a Reset of Windows if you can't boot normally, Refresh Windows 10 - Windows 10 Forums.
Personally, if it were me I would do a clean install and install nothing. Just do a clean install and install nothing at first, just try it out for a while and see if it works right. Windows 10 - Clean Install - Windows 10 Forums
Just let Windows install all of the drivers, then run all Windows Updates and just use the default install for a while to see if everything works.
I forgot to add that when I fresh installed windows 10 i found out that my windows 7 installation put the system reserved partition onto my mechanical hard drive, although I've been able to boot without my hd connect, do I need to remove that during the fresh install? And how?
I always do. I disconnect all hard drives I am not installing Windows on. That way mistakes can't be made.
If I remove the partition during setup then turn off the computer an unplug it, will it put the partition on my primary drive?
and do I remove the 450mb recovery partition if I can?
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