Windows 10: BSD after latest big windows update

Hi all


I would be very grateful if someone could help me on this one. After the latest windows big update at the end of May, i get a BSD every 2-3 days. I tried updating every driver i could find updates for, uninstalling old devices, changing from the MB makers drivers to microsoft. Even replacing the memory modules. No luck what so ever. I tried analyzing the mini dumps but i get not enough info in order to find the specific issue.


Mind you this is an old PC with 2400K CPU and a gigabyte MB from that time 2011, but it works for me and i don't want to buy a new one if it is not absolutely needed.


Here are 2 dumps i kept:


https://1drv.ms/u/s!Ao1NVreZGv5GgwBnJKzM10wmPEaF?e=ZwMon2


Thanks in advance,

F.N.

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