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First, open "device manager" and make sure that the 2 cards are present under "Display adapters". Then, Uninstall the ATI driver only using DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller). Make sure u don't uninstall the Intel HD driver too. Then follow this guide: Disable Searching Windows Update for Device...

Alright, could you look for something like this in your TV? you may find an option saying "just scan" or something.

Could you try another cable?

MSI GE70 specs Lenovo Y50 ASUS ROG GL551 Acer V3-772G Alienware 17 and Alienware 15

To get into safe mode, u need to keep tapping F8 before windows loads. Check this How to Boot to the Advanced Boot Options in Windows 7 and this one: How to Start Windows 7 in Safe Mode . About removing the drivers, u open start menu > type "device manager" then open it > look for "Universal...

Alright, so we're sure it's a driver problem. Let's work on it. First, boot into safe mode and remove all the drivers under Universal Serial Bus (USB). use right click > uninstall. Also check "remove the driver from storage" if prompted.

Since it's running android, try the 2 methods in this tutorial: How To Move Android Apps to SD Card If that doesn't free much space, then we'll have to do a more invasive way, but it has the risk of messing the software.

Can the laptop boot to windows now? or does it give a Blue Screen Of Death (BSOD) and reboot?

Wonderful ^_^ We're about to solve the problem. Here is what I concluded: When you had the laptop, it had a certain version of windows 8 (eg: win8 pro), and it was activated using a key which works only for win8 pro. When u reinstalled windows, u didn't install the same version (win8 pro in this...

That's the EFI boot partition. we probably won't have any use of it and will probably delete it at some point. (if we're going to reinstall windows) Now we have the option of extracting the win8 key embedded on the motherboard (BIOS) using one of the tools mentioned here. I am guessing that u...