Windows 10: BSOD, shutdown and restart

For a while, if I left my computer on 24/7 every day or so I'd get a 1 second buzzing sound of corrupted audio followed by a BOSD saying various things like: IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL, or sometimes DRIVER IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL, or KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED. Since I heard corrupted audio just before failure, I changed my sound card and that seemed to fix it, almost. I left it on 24/7 and on the third day it failed in a similar manner. Can someone please help me. I have also run and attached your BSOD tool results. I hope I've prepared the attachments properly, I've had problems in the past.
My computer is a Dell XPS i7, 32 gb ram
Len

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Windows 10 BSOD after every shutdown/restart: KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED

Hi,

I am getting a recurring problem whereby my PC will go into a BSOD whenever I shutdown/restart it. I have tried clean boot and booting in safe mode, but it stills goes into a BSOD when I shutdown/restart. It is extremely frustrating.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

-John

 

DRIVER_VERIFIED_DETECTED_VIOLATION and other BSOD errors on Windows 10.

I understand that a clean boot isnt the source of the bsod, I have now done 3 fresh installs. Also turning off fast startup I doubt will fix the issue. Since it doesnt affect restart. Whether I restart or completly shutdown i have a high chance of BSOD.
Ive gone days without out a BSOD if i never shutdown or restart my computer. the moment I do shortly after I BSOD.

Thanks for the response, ill try it out the fast startup change.

 

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