[SOLVED] Problems with new motherboard installation; crashing on startup

[thenesremake]

I've installed a new motherboard. I bought it used with money from selling my previous motherboard, so I can't use this computer to fix anything. First problem: crashed on startup. DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL. I think I've got this deduced to my GPU since when I start Windows with it unplugged and with my monitor plugged into my on-board graphics it doesn't crash at all. I'd have already reinstalled the drivers by now if not for one problem. When Windows actually runs, I find that my keyboard and mouse (among other things) don't install their drivers. I've thought about using a PS/2 keyboard to try going into safe mode, but I don't have a mouse so I'll have to press tab a bunch of times and I'm not sure I'm up to the task. Plus, this might not even work. Any tips?
(PS I do know now that the safest bet is to simply reinstall Windows when installing a new motherboard. If none of this works I'll force myself to do so.)

 

[Supahos]

You can try the windows repair tool, when it still doesn't fix all your issues (but will likely make it a bit better) reinstall Windows it'll be faster and less frustrating than the task of rebuilding an os

 

[Crosslhs82x2]

Did you get a mobo disk with the mobo?
If you can get in and access the disk try running it.

 

[scubasteve28666]

re instal windows when doing a rebuild motherboards have countless drivers pci bridge ect ect ect sometimes the new motherboard will work with the old driver but wont be fully compliant with them