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In my experience, you can avoid reinstalling Windows while still having a completely/correctly functioning system if you manually remove all hardware/devices and drivers, then reinstall everything for the new board. Problem is that this is often a bigger ordeal than reinstalling Windows.
If you simply swap boards without doing anything else, it's often very hit or miss as to whether everything will work correctly or not. If the hardware is very similar, you are often fine, but the greater the difference, the more that can go wrong.

Yeah, mine was OK but I got better performance once re-formatting going from a EP45-UD3P to this z77x-D3H
     
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Well, I would think that if it hadn't been so fast at the get go. I found out that my AVG does include anti malware so thats not it. I have had threats come up since the swap but never before it. I also noticed that when I walk up and put a usb stick or change dvd's that I get static shock and immediate restart. Sum'n is def. weird tho cuz it didnt do it before in the same case with the other mobo. I will run that program to see if any extra stuff is running first. If all else fails, I'll reinstall win 7 but was tryin to avoid it until i get the 990fx board back from repair. Thanks everyone!

I would not try to avoid reinstalling windows. Reinstall windows.

I was "advised" that the less that I can format and reinstall windows on my velociraptor setup would help them last. Supposedly the velociraptors don't have good longevity in reguard to formatting and reinstallation -- so says the retailer customer service suppert "guru" .Even after running driver sweeper, i still found some msi drivers and programs on the msconfig startup options. Maybe i should just wipe them. It would only be the 2nd install anyway.
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I was "advised" that the less that I can format and reinstall windows on my velociraptor setup would help them last. Supposedly the velociraptors don't have good longevity in reguard to formatting and reinstallation -- so says the retailer customer service suppert "guru" .Even after running driver sweeper, i still found some msi drivers and programs on the msconfig startup options. Maybe i should just wipe them. It would only be the 2nd install anyway.

I can understand why it'd be bad for them as the heads must move rather fast on them and all that writing would wear them down so fast compared to normal use. I'd just format them even though it's "not good" for them, but you don't have Windows on there anymore anyway..? As you have an SSD..
     
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If you wipe your windows installation from the DVD, your drive actually does a 'quick format'..

This type of 'format' simply dumps the file table but all of the existing data still remains on the drive.
When you need to write a file, the previously allocated sectors are simply overwritten at that point.
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Check all of your connections, cables and motherboard standoffs since you're getting static. Double check to be sure you don't have an extra standoff in the tray that the other board used but the replacement doesn't. Also pay attention to the condition of the cables, of any of the insulation looks damaged in any way it needs to be discarded or temporarily repaired with electrical tape until a replacement can be installed.

^this. i had static shocks with my cooler master case, turned out it was the front usb connection. burnt the riser on the board. luckily didn't take the whole board with it.
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Thanks everyone for responding with the good advice. She's running xcellent now and it turned out to be the lan drivers. It was conflicting cuz there was two but i just cleaned and uninstalled the lan, and let windows install it. It's been flying ever since!! The darned static was caused by the outside of the z11 bn mostly plastic and after I wiped it down with polish, and plugged it into a dedicated power strip, it was fine. I can't wait to get my dang gd-80 back!! lol Thanks again everyone for the assistance!!
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