Windows 10: bsod probably caused by a driver

i was getting bsod error's for a few days so today i decided to run driver verifier and i got a bsod with driver verifier detected violation error, i viewed the minidump file and this issue is apparently being caused by "SteamStreamingMicrophone.sys" driver, how can i fix this issue...?


here is the minidump file https://1drv.ms/u/s!Ai2gUp9VATsDg2QupIHemXsTYKKD?e=0mWscc

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Asus laptop - Bsod - Probably caused by - ntoskrnlmp.exe


I have an Asus laptop and since I upgraded to windows 10, I've been getting periodical shutdowns. I've received two Bsod's but most of the time, my laptop would fall asleep while I was using it. I ran chkdsk and everything checked out ok so I decided to run verifier to see if a driver was causing the issue. I made a restore point, then, I ran verifier. From that point, my pc would not boot up. So, I went into safe mode and disabled verifier and was once again able to gain access to my laptop. When I opened the minidump report, it said the probable cause was ntoskrnlmp.exe

I'm not sure what the next step is to resolve this.

 

BSOD caused by driver atikmdag.sys

Could be another driver causing the issue.

Suggest you follow this and post in the BSOD section of the forum.

BSOD - Posting Instructions

 

How to delete Hauppauge drivers? (hcw88aud.sys and such) (causing BSODs)

I am trying to get rid of my Hauppauge drivers because they are causing me BSODs. According to a different question I found, my crashes are down to memory corruption.

I have no idea when I got this software, but as its from 2009 it was probably my dad.

The BSODs are MEMORY MANAGEMENT, IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL, PFN LIST CORRUPT and DPC WATCHDOG VIOLATION.

I want the blue screens to stop.

I have tried uninstalling and deleting but they just come back.

Help?