Windows 10: Driver verifier confirmed a driver is causing BSOD. But which one?

My computer has been getting BSOD errors, typically with the message IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL. I tried several things such as scandisk and going back to old restore points, but nothing worked. Eventually I did a full re-install of Windows 10, and the errors stopped for a few months.But now they're back! I eventually ran driver verifier following instructions at the link below which caused a BSOD as soon as my PC tried to start up, but it didn't indicate which driver was the issue.https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/driver-verifier-tracking-down-a-mis-behaving/f5cb4faf-556b-4b

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Windows Driver Verifier BSOD


I took the WinTV card out of my computer and ran driver verifier again but didn't have it check dfx12x64.sys. Still got an immediate BSOD which BlueScreenView reported as being caused by wdcsam64.sys. Ran driver verifier again and didn't have it check either of those two, this time I got a BSOD that BlueScreenView reported as being caused by rtwlanu.sys (I've included that crash dump - the previous one got deleted when I had to use system restore to disable driver verifier). Ran driver verifier again and excluded all 3 of those from the list of drivers to check and finally didn't get a BSOD. So what the heck does that mean? Driver verifier's given me BSODs for 5 different drivers now. I'm about to just give up and go back to Windows 7.

 

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:

Dropbox - File Deleted

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BSOD and Driver Verifier

Hi,

So here's the problem. I kept getting BSOD's with the system service exception or something like that. So I read through the wikis, and found I should check the drivers with driver verifier. I tried out all non-MS drivers, and couldn't even boot, because
before entering Windows 10, i got into a BSOD with driver verifier detected violation.

I then entered into safe mode, and disabled the driver verifier, but my question is: How can i find which driver was causing the issue in driver verifier, so the system couldn't boot, so i can get rid of it?

+ I can't remember anything that would cause this issue, except maybe an external monitor? I just plugged it into my laptop, and it detected it as a 'generic HP' monitor. Could this be the issue and disabling it could work?

Thanks for your help in advance!