I started the process of elemination on the drivers and when I uninstalled the display drivers, the thing booted. When it automatically downloaded the drivers, it wouldn't boot again. Going to try a different graphics card.
It's always safe to uninstall drivers particularly to the area you know its encountering some problems as long as you have a back-up installer driver or a CD installer for your motherboard, sound, graphics or videocard. But in your case, it has nothing to do with uninstalling your display or video card and filling in with a different driver...
IF you bought your PC with its own CD driver, then that's the one to use not other sources unless you know your links or websites by just following the brand name and model of your hardware. You could always disable and able your device(DVD/CD device) on device manager but if not needed, uninstall them right away.