Windows 10: Driver Causing BSOD. Driver Verifier Minidump File Here

I have a driver causing various BSOD crashes in windows 10, Version 1809 Build 17763.592


I ran the driver verify tool, which would cause BSOD on each boot.


Booted into safe mode and here is the provided dmp file:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/sckzj5xbb1357yc/062719-4671-01.zip?dl=0


Thanks

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Driver Verifier BSOD Loop + Driver Verifier Minidump

Hey, I kept getting kernel security check failure bsods, so after looking around I was told to run driver verifier. However, this put me into a bsod bootloop which I eventually got out of. Looking in the minidump folder, I saw that there was a minidump
so i figured id upload it here and see which driver is causing the issue. Thanks! Here
is the link to the file

 

BSOD from Driver Verifier, Minidump

There are two crash dumps in the 7z file.

One points to something related to the Video Driver.

The second one with Driver verifier blamed Virtualbox.

There are reports of Virtualbox crashing when stressed unnecessarily, but reinstalling it does no harm.

As far as the first dump is concerned, it might point to a real cause of the crash.

1. Share the System Information file with us. Steps would usually be here on how to share NFO file

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wiki...

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wiki...

2. Any other crash dumps would be quite handy too provided they are without driver verifier enabled.

 

Minidump from Driver Verifier for BSOD on startup

Greetings,

I have had this computer for about 6 months and have had these issues since I got it. The main issue is a BSOD during startup, lately it has been caused by: BAD_POOL_HEADER, KERNAL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILURE - ntoskrnl.exe , ntfs.sys ; SYSTEM_THREAD_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED
- fltmgr.sys ; however historically there have been a variety of other issues described. Outside of the startup BSOD, the computer freezes a few times a week, and the only way out is to force shutdown.

I have spent a ton of time trying to solve this issue. The things I've done include, but are not limited to, updating BIOS, updating all my drivers, checking for disc errors, tried to track the issues down through component services, confirmed there's no
hardware issues, etc.

I ran the Driver Verifier and posted a link to the minidump files below. Please let me know how to move forward.

Minidump Files URL : https://1drv.ms/f/s!AmsI8Y1S1jLmcyaJprBI3pRxRrQ

Thank you!