Windows 10: BSOD - Attempted Switch from DPC / Driver Violation - help with my minidump file?

Hello all. : I have been chasing down a BSOD error for months and I have ran Driver Verifier as I think it's a driver now. And sure enough it crashes when running Driver Verifier but did not print me out which driver it is. It said DRIVER VIOLATION on the BSOD but did not print out the driver. So I am uploading my dump files here for review. Please let me know if additional info is needed. I also included my MSinfo32 . Also I am able to boot to desktop and computer runs fine until it sometimes just wants to BSOD, usually when I am gaming. It is not overheating at all as I have watched temps,

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Attempted switch from DPC, minidump files for reference

Hey all,

I keep receiving a BSOD due to an "attempted switch from DPC." I worked through the

driver verification process and then was unable to boot. I booted in safe mode and saved the resulting minidump file

here.

Thank you in advance for the help!

 

BSOD DPC Watchdog Violation

The minidump files show the rtwlane.sys, a Realtek wireless driver, as a possible cause of the crash.

Recent versions of the Realtek wireless driver have been causing this error and the ASUS X55 series seems to be one of the systems most affected.

You could try, using the Device Manager, to switch to an older Realtek wireless driver such as one from 2016 as that seemed to work
here.

In the Device Manager can you right-click the Realtek wireless adapter > Update driver > Browse my computer for driver software > Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer

What is listed under Model (with "Show compatible hardware" "checked") ?

What are the versions listed?

 

BSOD DPC WATCHDOG VIOLATION

According to what I found from your minidump file, ndis.sys is caused this
DPC WATCHDOG VIOLATION BSOD error on your Windows computer.It's a
NDIS 6.20 Wrapper Driver and installed onto your computer through Windows Update. As far as I know, you have installed new Windows updates lately.

You can uninstall those updates out of your computer, restart your PC and check again the result. Remember to do these steps in Safe Mode.

For more solutions to fix DPC watchdog violation BSOD error in case the above method doesn't work, check it out the following link below:

Bagaimana Memperbaiki Kesalahan Pelanggaran DPC Watchdog Di Windows -