Windows 10: Blue screen error and buzzing sound with computer freeze

Hi all, i need help on my pc with win 11, this issue has been happening over the last few months and it's the worse today as I've spent the entire day figuring out what the issue was and can't seemed to find out what's the issue i have a minidump file link uploaded into my onedrive. Can anyone kindly help me check what is the culprit causing this? 101823-8468-01.zip

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Computer freezes with buzzing sound on freshly installed Win 10 2004.

Razer BlackWidow Ultimate is listed 3 times in Device Manager:




Driver details
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Keyboards:



Mice and other pointing devices:



Human Interface Devices (rzendpt.sys):



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Is it normal that I can see it 3 times? Both drivers under Keyboards and Mice and other pointing devices seems to be delivered by Microsoft. The last one is delivered by Razer.

Razer's FAQ suggests that Razer devices should be listed under Human Interface Devices:



which makes me think that Windows could've installed those other drivers before I've installed Razer Synapse.

rzudd.sys is called "Razer Mouse Driver" for some reason:




I'm using Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Surround 5.1 Pro USB sound card for my audio device. On-Board audio is off in the bios atm.




I've installed both "Sound Blaster X-Fi Surround 5.1 Pro Software" (19th November 2019) which includes:



& "Sound Blaster X-Fi Surround 5.1 Pro Drivers" (14th September 2020) after Windows installation.

What is the best way to uninstall the Creative drivers? Is it enough to uninstall all of those Creative related things through Programs & Features?




Few days ago while uninstalling Nvidia drivers with DDU I saw that there is an option to uninstall Creative drivers as well. Is it safe to use?

 

Freeze, Buzz and Blue screen

So i upgraded to windows 10 about a year or so ago. Everything was fine until around August of this year, i began experiencing random freezes no matter what application i was using, whether it be Chrome, Brackets, YouTube or other and when i have audio running
during one of these freezes it creates this buzzing sound which is like a rapid loop of the last sound. Sometimes my pc will recover and continue with the video/application, other times the buzzing sound will last for up to a few minutes and then inevitably
show the blue screen of death. This got severely bad around the start of September, to the point were i sometimes couldn't even get passed the log in screen for my pc, even if i did it'd only last for 30 minutes at most. Eventually, after multiple blue screens
within a 10 minute period, it gave me the option to completely reinstall windows 10, getting rid of all applications that didn't come with the pc, while still keeping my personal files. This worked for a few weeks until i started getting the freeze and buzz
again, but since it didn't blue screen i didn't want to mess with anything. It didn't blue screen until tonight.

I'm afraid that it will go into total shutdown mode again which i can't have happen. Having to reinstall all my office 365, adobe and other such apps this deep into the college term would be a bit annoying to say the least. I've searched for updates on a
handful of relevant drivers like processor, sound (a forum suggested it) etc. I've searched for updates to windows 10, my pc seems fine temperature wise.

It shouldn't be a virus either, i had both avira and windows defender the first time it happened, windows said that running another antivirus on top of defender could cause conflict so i tried it out but evidently it's not the antiviruses fault since it's
slowly happening again.

I have an asus manufactured PC;

AMD FX 8300 eight core processor (3.30 GH)

12GB ram

AMD Radeon graphics card

I didn't have this problem on windows 8 (granted i was only on it for about half a year), so i assume this is a windows problem and not a hardware fault.

 

Computer Freezes Then Blue Screen

Hello,

A stop error (also called a "blue screen" error) can occur if a problem causes your PC to shut down or restart unexpectedly. These errors can be caused by both hardware and software issues.

For us to better assist you, we'd like to know the following:

• Confirm which build is currently installed on your device. To check, follow the steps below:

• Press Windows key + R, then type in winver.
• Click OK.

• Were there any recent changes made prior to this issue?
• What is the make and model of your device?

Meanwhile, we suggest performing the steps on this article
on how to troubleshoot blue screen errors on Windows 10.

We look forward to your response.

Regards.