Windows 10: BSOD after the system is suspended

This is the first BSOD after I installed Windows 10 a few days ago. I suspended the system (closed the laptop), and when I opened it nothing weird happened. But, after a few minutes, I got the BSOD.

The computer has rebooted from a bugcheck. The bugcheck was: 0x000000c2 (0x0000000000000007, 0x0000000000001254, 0x0000000000000000, 0xffffc0002b3a2010.

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Pc BSOD Kernel Security Check Failed (MiniDump)

My computer started giving Random BSODs, Now i cannot get it in sleep Mode (Suspend) as it turns automatically on and shows this Bsod, And cannot use "Repair At Boot" option built-in the pc.

MiniDump: 061517-55484-01.dmp

Please Help me, I tried to update the drivers,

 

Windows 10 Crashes to a blackscreen after a long time idling.

I've zipped it for you, here you go.

http://1drv.ms/1kwQAuf

I've also noticed a strange behavior related to searchUI.exe

When the searchUI process is suspended, it causes the thread in svchost related to the brokerinfrastructure to spike the cpu usage levels, but when I forcefully kill the searchUI process, it restarts as an active process and the intense cpu usage stops.
But as soon as windows automatically suspends the searchUI process, svchost starts spiking the cpu usage again. I could probably make another performance analysis of me doing this.

On a sidenote, I've set an auto kill timer of one minute to searchUI.exe to prevent it from ever being suspended, it seems to have worked, but eventually the system crashed when idle, although this time it generated a BSOD. I could also include that dump
if you want, although I don't seem to remember where those are located at.

 

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