Windows 10: Constant BSOD, also after new Windows 10 install. Tried Driver Verifier. Can someone help...

Hi all,For a long time I have multiple BSOD's a day. So firstly, I checked my RAM. The timings were not good in the BIOS so I changed them. The BSOD's became less, but still some a day. Then I did a RAM check and the RAM was fine.In the logs it seemed that some faults were happening with the drivers and lots of Windows stuff. So I desided, after a deadline, to do a fresh install of Windows 10 PRO. I installed the drivers from AMD, Gigabyte and Nvidia. Although the bluescreens are almost gone, it still happens sometimes. 1 a day or 1 per a few days.Update: now it is a few times a day again.In t

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Constant BSOD windows 10

Hi

Game compatibility issues are one of the possible reasons why this issue is happening. We need additional information to help further isolate your concern.

• Have you tried lowering the settings of the games your playing to check if it helps?
  
• May know the stop error code showing on your screen whenever you encounter the blue screen errors? (e.g.: 0x0000000A, 0x0000003B, and 0x000000EF)
  

In the meantime, since 70% of computer crashes are caused by a faulty driver, we suggest running the
Driver Verifier tool to help resolve the issue. Click this
link, then follow the steps on How to start Driver Verifier section. We suggest selecting the 2nd option in step 3.

We'll keep an eye out for your response.

 

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How to Disable Driver Verifier on Windows 10?

I am trying to disable the Windows 10 driver signature verifier.

This is causing constant BSOD errors - all showing "Driver Verifier IOManger Violation"

I am trying to install an old video driver. I would like to completely disable the verifier program, but so far I can't.

I have spent the last few days researching and trying every variation of the following strategies

I rebooted into advanced setup options

in cmd.exe

I then hit F7 to disable driver signature verification

I opened gpedit.msc

Enabled the option for code signed drivers

Enabled Test Mode

I tried to disable any video drivers in use under device manager, but there are no video drivers installed at all.

In cmd.exe I ran "verifier" to open the driver verifier manager

I choose "Display existing settings"

All options read as "no"

I set compatibility mode on my driver install package and am running as administrator

After every install attempt the BSOD screen appears with the driver verifier error message.

Suggestions?