Windows 10: BSOD on ethernet connection

So I've been dealing with this for a few days now, and I'm absolutely stumped. I have tried the first twenty pages of Google results trying things out, but I have not been able to fix my issue.
Last night my PC restarted and Windows 10 updated. My SSD then entered into a boot loop with the BSOD error "Page fault in non paged area". After many attempts to repair windows I decided to do a clean install of Windows 10 from a bootable flash drive. I was able to run Windows after the install, but when I restarted the computer again, I run into the same boot loop.
Throughout the last couple of days I have taken my PC to some local tech shops and computer stores in my city to run diagnostics, and see if they could get my computer past the blue screen, and none of them were able to figure it out. Office Depot recommended to install Windows without the ethernet plugged in. I went home, did that, and it worked, I was able to restart my desktop without it going to the blue screen. But, within 30 seconds of connecting my desktop to the internet from that point(ethernet cable), the desktop immediately blue-screens with the same "page fault in non-paged area" error. How the hell can I get my computer to boot into Windows, have a network connection, and be able to continue to support that state after restarting? I will donate 15$ to charity of your choice if you can help me. Thanks

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How to delete an ethernet connection?

Just as title says. I have some old ethernet connections in my list, and I would like to delete it to clean.

Any suggestion?

 

Cannot connect to ethernet no valid ip configuration

We appreciate the information you've provided. We'd like to confirm the results after following the steps on the link provided on our previous post.

Meanwhile, to isolate your concern, we suggest that you check the following:

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  If the Ethernet port is clean.
  
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  If the end of RJ45 (Ethernet cord) is still intact.
  
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  If available, test the RJ45 (Ethernet cord) to your other device and check if issue persists.
  

We look forward to your reply so we can assist you further.

 

Ethernet Connection

Hi,



Thank you for posting your query on Microsoft Community.



We would like to ask additional information that will help us in resolving the issue.

• What kind of computer are you using? Is it a desktop or a laptop?
• Did you make any recent changes to your computer?
• Have you tried troubleshooting the issue by yourself? If yes, what were the steps you have taken so far?

I would suggest you to try the following and check:

• Verify that the cable connects the modem to the wall jack is connected securely.
• Verify that the cable connects the computer to the modem is attached securely at both ends.
• Restart the router/modem.

Follow the steps and let us know if it helps.