Windows 10: BSOD DPC_Watchdog Violation Error Stopcode

So this has been happening for almost 2 months now. sometime it will happen 3 times a day sometime it wont happen for a few days. I have tried all the fixes online. I have scanned the drive, uninstalled and reinstalled all drivers, did a fresh install of windows 10 and even am currently trying windows 11... with no luck, still blue screening. This usually happens when playing league of legends but has also occurred multiple times in Minecraft and once in destiny 2. Has not happened on the desktop or while doing any other task really.I have now reverted back to windows 10, done a full re instal

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DPC_WATCHDOG Violation

Recently, I have been receiving a DPC_WATCHDOG Violation error resulting in a BSOD and eventual restart of my machine. This seems to only happen when I'm watching Netflix, or Hulu, or some other video streaming. At the following location is the two minidump
files that I have on my machine Minidump Files. Typically, when streaming a video
the video becomes glitchy and freezes, sound is distorted, or the video just stops playing. Sometimes the video then recontinues, or occasionally it errors out with the DPC_WATCHDOG Violation. Also, I have updated all of my drivers. Any help would be appreciated.
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Windows 10 - DPC_WATCHDOG VIOLATION

I am getting screen freeze and restart whilst watching Youtube films then after msg saying www.windows/stopcode DPC_WATCHDOG VIOLATION ....... I am lousy at interpreting complex error removal / investigation instructions. Can anyone give me the 'Noddy's
Guide' to stop the problem please? Thanks Gina

 

DPC_WATCHDOG violation BSOD Windows 8.1/10

I am experiencing multiple BSOD's with the message DPC_WATCHDOG Violation. This has been happening since I upgraded to Windows 8.1 and has continued since upgrading to Windows 10.

My dump files are on OneDrive

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Please can you have a look and give me some indication of where to start looking?

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Chris Fry