Black screen after welcome screen in win 7 64

please i need help i formated my mentioned labtop and once i installed chipset driver from this link
,http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=ob-138108-1&cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en...
black screen strated coming after welcome screen and slowing the desktop displaying

Reinstall Windows 7 and let's start on the drivers. Do you know how to find a Device ID in the Device Manager?
http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/how-to-find-unknown-device-drivers-by-their-vendor-device-id/

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Hi,
My system was win 7, upgrade to win 8.1 clean install with AMD Catalyst™ 14.4 for a day then problem occur the same way which many are having "Black Screen" even restart in normal mode but not to Safe Mode.
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here is the picture for the S/N
dropbox.com/s/nglgvrh05thyppf/20140828_091530.jpg?dl=0
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dropbox.com/s/arrzzrbf46icpoz/Pitcairn.rom?dl=0
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even i tried it on downgrade and upgrade motherboard bios for both OS by getting a clean/clear default setting.
by using these method, clean OS installation with each of these driver "AMD Catalyst™ 14.4, MSI Graphics Driver 13.101, and the older link by previous post" and on-board vga as main display output;
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dropbox.com/s/529wgfjya3rwsik/20140829_155756.jpg?dl=0

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I have a PC notebook HP G62-a40EP, with win 7 64 bits, when i turn on the laptop, the HP logo apears and when loging in Windows the sceen goes black, it has 2 GPUs, an Intel HD and an AMD HD 5470.
I re-installed windows and the drivers from support page for this notebook, and problem still there, i´m thinking of updating the bios, since i have read somewhere that can resolve the problem.
My Bios Version is F.0B, and in the supprt page there are severall Bios Versions, my question:
May i flash the version F.48 in my notebook?
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Thank you for visiting the HP Support Forums and Welcome. I have looked into your issue about your HP G62-a40EP Notebook and needing to know about Flashing the BIOS. There is a difference from flashing the BIOS and updating the BIOS. An update is necessary flashing sort of makes or forces the computer to apply the changes.
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Welcome to the HP Support Forums!
I understand that you are having troubles with a black screen after an update. I am happy to help you with this.
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Lenovo G560 - Issue with won't boot and black screen after HDD upgrade.
What happen: My laptop was working fine, no blue screen issue, no funny business at all. I bought a new SSD Intel 120 GB and thought it would be a good idea to replace the HDD. I shutdown and disconnected the power adapter, waited a couple of minutes and removed the battery. I opened up the back case and replaced the HDD. And put all the screws back and put the battery back in.
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2) Uninstalling all display adapters (via computer management) and then upgrading to Windows 8: Results in microsoft drivers getting installed, works much as refresh above until AMD driver fails and then reverts to above situation.
3) In Scenarios 1 and 2, I also tried to use windows update within Win8 to update the drivers there are updated MS drivers available ,(dated as late as 10/27/2012) but intalling those drivers also resulted in a failure of the adapter within a short period of time as did NOT updating the drivers.
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MS Tech support escalation tier reps also informed me there is no present workaround available.
Hope this helps and saves somebody some time!
JJ

My laptop sat at BestBuy from Friday night until today (10-31-12)! They couldn't figure out how to fix the problem so I finally told them to revert my latop back to Windows 7! I hope HP reads these and will hurry up and make the updates needed so that I can run Windows 8 on my Laptop! I just bought mine in July of last year there is nothing wrong with it and after dropping about $1200.00 for my dv7-4285dx along with the Best Buy Geek Squad package I do not feel like having to drop more money into another laptop!! PLEASE HURRY AND FIX THIS I DIDN"T DROP $69.99 plus tx to not be able to use Windows 8! Even before I did the upgrade I had the GEEk Squad check to make sure I could make the upgrade and was told this laptop well surpasses the required minium to run Windows 8!!!!!!

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