Windows 10: Bluescreens on Windows 10?

Hello dear forum,

I have been getting sporadic blues screens for a few weeks now, and more and more often since a few days.

Error messages are always different e.g:

-ATTEMPTED WRITE TO READONLY MEMORY

-SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXEPTION (error cause wink32base.sys)

-PFN_LIST_CORRUPT

-IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL

-REFERENCE_BY_POINTER

-KERNEL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILURE

The mistakes come quite randomly and without a pattern that I can recognize.

What I've already tried: Memory diagnostic tool: no error

sfc /scannow: the Windows Resource Protection has found corrupted files, some of which could not be repaired

DISM.exe /online /cleanup.image /scanhealth: The component memory can be repaired.

Dism.exe /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth: The restore was completed successfully. After that the errors of sfc /scannow and dism.exe disappeared.

chkdsk has not found any errors. Drivers are all up to date. A repair installation of Windows I have also already done.

Windows is of course also completely updated.

Do you have any ideas where the mistake could be or what else I could try?

I look forward to your answers

P.S. if it helps, my system:

Asrock b450m pro4

Ryzen 5 2600

Radeon Rx 580

16 GB RAM (g.skill)

240GB Patriot Burst SSD

1TB Toshiba HDD

400W beQuiet power supply unit

Another thing I noticed: When I shut down my PC, the reliability history says "Windows did not shut down properly" or "The system shut down unexpectedly". I was able to "fix" this by disabling the quick start. As a virus scanner I have Eset, which does not find viruses. However, it blocks some websites when I open the AMD Radeon software. Over the night I always take my PC off the power. I hope this info helps me even more. I try to describe my problem as good as possible, if you still have questions, feel free to ask them and I will try to answer them as soon as possible.

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