Windows 10: Windows Proffesional 10 freezes durin driver update as I suppose

Hello,



Not so long time ago I decided to change my Windows 7 to Windows 10. I did not do update, but reinstall system with deleting all data from my drive format.

After installing Win10 on my PC i tried to install drivers and all programs to use this PC normally.

During installation of Graphic drivers my computer freezes and there is nothing to do, only power cycle can help to bring it up.

I found it as common issue on the Internet, but none of tips did not helped me. What is more, today I decided to install Windows once again, from very beginning, and this issue still occurs. Windows does not see my graphic card, and i am not able to install drivers.

Some details about my PC:

System: Windows 10 Professional

Graphic card: Gigabyte Radeon HD 7970 OC

Motherboard: Asrock z77 extreme4

Processor: Intel 3570k



What is worth to notice, on Windows7 i had all drivers and everything worked fine.

Could anyone help me?



Thanks in advance,

Kamil

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