BSOD when starting windows 7

My original processor in my HP Pavillion laptop went and I replaced it with a Core i5 480M but when I start the computer all it does is BSOD! I uninstalled the graphics drivers and when I try to use the ATi Radeon graphics, all I get is "Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems"
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Spoke too soon, all it does is BSOD!
Start in safe mode and uninstall the AMD drive and redownload the HP AMD driver on their site and install that and reboot and see if the BSOD goes away?
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