Windows 10: Another BSOD/freezing case -Thinkpad X390

Hello,

Hoping to get some help with a long-lasting BSOD/freezing/shut-down issue--I believe these problems started with the Win 10 update from last Fall, but I've taken all the updates since, as well as fiddled with drivers and testing, and am still having problems. I decided to do a clean install of Windows, and fairly quickly got a BSOD, so I went down the rabbit hole again (see below). My computer froze several times this morning, but did not BSOD. It occurred to me that I enabled a desktop background slideshow with a one-minute refresh interval, which makes me very suspicious of the graphics card, but it tests good, and multiple attempts at driver's haven't helped (had played with this before the re-build also). Prior to the rebuild, I would say the bigger issue over BSOD was the machine would reboot when put to sleep (with lid), with the occassionaly BSOD; the freezing up with no BSOD is much more prevalent now (I turned off the slideshow, and am able to operate, at least for now). It seems like every failure results in this error:

Kernel error 41 70368744177664, 2

In researching the error, I tried all of the following, and problem more, but these are things, roughly in order, that I tried rebuilding:

- Fresh install of Win10 (non-Lenovo)
- Set all advanced power settings (sleep, hard drive, hibernate, monitor) to never
- Turned off fast startup
- Made closing lid hibernate instead of sleep--seems to have solved the reboot on sleep problem?
- Disabled the biometric setting in bios (was already disabled); latest BIOS
- Disabled Lenovo fast start (in services)
- Turned off IPV6 in the wi-fi adapter
- Verified drivers were reasonably current, but did not replace all
- Manually updated SSD driver, but may have been okay--was looking at wrong device initially
- Manually updated wi-fi driver directly from Intel over the Lenovo one (Intel AC-9560)
- Ran hardware tests for everythiny--no issues
- Ran deeper hardware tests on memory, processor, ssd, video card, motherboard, wi-fi--no issues
- Manually ran the "tuneup" commands (scanhealth, restore health, sfc, chkdsk)
- There was a repair when running sfc /scannow at one point--no idea what it was (possibly have the CBS log)
- There were also chkdsk errors that were fixed, but only when chckdsk wouldn't run, and then ran at startup
- Ran the "tuneup" batch file recommended on this site--doesn't seem like there are any errors (will try to post below)
- Changed the "on battery" wi-fi adapter power saving mode to maximum performance
- Used Intel update tool to update the UHD 620 and bluetooth drivers (manual attempt to update UHD 620 had failed)
- Switched to 2.4G wi-fi band

Machine details:

Lenovo X390
Intel Core i5-8265U
8 GB RAM
Samsung SSD 970 Evo Plus 1TB
Intel AC 9560 wireless card
Windows 10 Pro Build 19042

Any ideas where to go from here? Thanks in advance.

Code:

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I just ran the "V2 log collector" if that helps--file attached.

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