Windows 10: 10+ BSOD a day all relating to Kernel Auto Aquisition Lock

I'm having 10+ BSOD a day and been trying to narrow down the cause. The chance to BSOD at any given time seems to be increased by having youtube up, and randomly video player tabs will just crash on any browser.Could someone take a look at my minidumps to help point me to whats causing it? I'm thinking its either my GPU or Bluetooth Adapter but I'm not sure. I'm using an Insignia bluetooth adapter for my headphones and running a 1080 GPU. I've ran memtest, sfc, GPU and CPU benchmarks like Prime95 such. I've also replaced my motherboard and RAM since this has started, so it can't or shouldn't

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BSOD Kernel Auto Boost Lock Acquisition With Raised IRQL

 

Bluetooth Windows 10 crash, blue screen with error Kernel Auto Boost Lock Aquisition with Raised IRQL

I have a Broadcom BCM20702 USB dongle, running driver 12.01.160.

It is currently the latest driver from Windows Update.

Under Windows 7 and 8, 8.1 I could pair my android phone to the computer and stream audio to the computer speakers, use the headset on my computer to talk on the phone.

I got the phone and computer to pair under Windows 10 with the audio features recognized, but now I crash any time I try to connect.

I get a bluescreen with Kernel Auto Boost Lock Aquisition with Raised IRQL message.

Help!

 

BSOD Kernel Auto Boost Lock Acquisition With Raised IRQL

Got 2 bsod in the last hour with the stop code: Kernel Auto Boost Lock Acquisition With Raised IRQL. Before this, I got this in the past but maybe 6 months ago. Im at a complete loss as to what is going on. It's happened when I had my work programs up and it happened when I had nothing running.

I googled the error and none of the issues related to this are something I have. I don't have a wireless adapter, bluethooth device or DNAS on the system. The BIOS is up to date and no external HD and nothing showed up with checking the disk for errors.

Iv uploaded the log collector and looking for advice. Thanks