Windows 10: BSOD on newly built PC Windows 11

I just finished a PC build and installed windows 11. I dealt with a lot of issues with it not finishing the install such as restarting and getting that blue screen of death with a bunch of different error codes. Thank fully we were able to figure it out but I still randomly get BSOD when I try to run a diagnostics scan. I have no idea what the issue is because ive downloaded all the needed drivers for my cpu, motherboard, graphics card, and windows 11. But the error codes are all related to drivers. If anyone has any info on what the issue could be I'd really appreciate it! Here are the error

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Cannot install windows 11 on a newly built PC

My parts list: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/qxVZPF


Hello! I have just installed a fresh media installation of windows 11 onto a USB, and im trying to put it onto my newly built pc.

I have an Asus B650-A motherboard, CPU is a 7800X3D, Secure boot is on standard (changed it to custom and it didn't change anything) and TPM is on enabled. I have also provided a link to pictures too Here (Error, and Boot / TPM settings)

I also have a key for Windows 11 Pro that im trying to use, but I get this same error whether I enter the key or choose I don't have one.

 

BSoDS on newly built PC

Since it is my first time, i did not know that there is a vendors approved list. and it is not. is that the reason for my BSODS?

 

BSoDS on newly built PC

Hi!, 3 days ago I built my very first PC, using this build (http://pcpartpicker.com/p/15tmJ) it was all running great but then yesterday I started encountering multiple BSODs that says Memory_Mangement(this is the most common one), IRQL_Not_less_or_EQUAL(only appeared once) and Page fault in non paged area(only appeared once.) What I did was I reformatted my HDD and while installing the OS, during the "windows is expanding" part to be exact I keep on encountering a problem stating that the files are corrupt or missing. Then I did some research and I found out that Removing one of the RAM sticks would do the trick and it actually did. Right after the installation of OS, I put the second stick back on and it started having BSODs to the point that I can only use my pc for like 5 mins at the most before the BSOD occur. So I removed one of the sticks again and to my surprise it aint having BSOD and as of now its been running for about an hour or so without any problem. I am sorry if this is a stupid question but which one do you guys think is the problem, my mobo's RAM slot or the actual RAM card? pls help me. any help is greatly appreciated and thank you in advance!