This is a more detailed layout of what happened if this helps anyone. Gigabyte is taking their sweet time in replying to me.
I recently purchased a new motherboard, along with many other components, and now have problems with it BSODing. I did a reformat for a clean install with all the new components on my Crucial M4 128GB 6Gb/s. Got all the way through installation and installation of all updates and all my programs. I ran into some problems with trying to install the BIOS and VGA (for the CPU) drivers (and I also tried the setup from the x64 folder in the VGA extract, but it never brought up a window after 15 minutes). The exact wording of the errors is below. So I used @BIOS to update from F13 to F14. This cause a BSOD on the reboot and every restart.
So I proceeded to do a complete reformat and noticed that the BIOS still remained at F14. I got through everything again and went to make a backup and clone (as I always do) and it BSOD on the restart from the cloning (I used WD Acronis Tru Imagine as my backup HDD is a Western Digital).
I had had enough for the day and went to bed. I decided to see if it would boot to safe mode this morning and tried through boot manager, which froze. Then tried to get into BIOS which froze. Then tried a normal mode boot and it went right to the desktop with no BSOD and I was able to do multiple things. So that makes it very confusing.
So do you have any things to help with this? Also can you direct me to a download or why the BIOS and VGA (for the CPU) drivers will not let me install them. Nothing is overclocked. I have disabled a few things for the SSD (disk defragmenter, superprefetch, hibernation, sleep, monitor turn off, system restore points).
BIOS Installation Error:
The version of this file is not compatible with the version of Windows you're running. Check your computer's system information to see whether you need x86 (32-bit) or x64 (64-bit) version of the program, and then contact the software publisher.
VGA (for CPU) Installation Error:
This computer does not meet the minimum requirements for installing the software.