Windows 10: Trying to install Windows 10, getting BSOD after first reset during installation

Hi. A few days ago I posted in this sub about the Fresh Start option for Windows 10. I've decided to go through with it today, and everything went pretty much fine, up until the point where, after the Windows 10 install screen, I got a BSOD with the error "KERNEL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILURE". The computer went back to Windows 7. I've peeked around in Google to find a possible solution, but everything posted there I've done and it sadly didn't work, even for other problems. There is one thing that I've tried right now, though, but I am unsure whether it will work - installing chipset drivers (previously I had no idea how to do it). And because I don't know if it will actually work, I don't really want to start installing the OS again, especially because right now it's asking me for the product key. I do have the product key for Win 10 Pro, but I'm afraid of using it when I'm unsure the installation could work. What should I do?

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