Windows 10: Driver verifier detected violation

Hello, I've been struggling with BSOD for awhile as documented here https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/getting-dpcwatchdogviolation-blue-screen-of-death/c3c76dfe-53bf-42f6-b872-cf02192140e9


After searching around I eventually found some instructions on using the driver verifier https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-update/driver-verifier-tracking-down-a-mis-behaving/f5cb4faf-556b-4b6d-95b3-c48669e4c983


I followed those instructions and got a BSOD immediately after restarting.


Here is the new minidump from that https://1drv.ms/u/s!AjKfJ6TiUf3qgZV1SsNhIQ0bSSpS1g?e=3fv5ZM

:)

 

Driver verifier detected violation

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Driver Verifier Detected Violation

Today i tried to restart my computer and i got a Blue Screen. It came up with an error that said Driver Verifier Detected Violation. It then stated that it was DDDriver64dcsa.sys

What does this mean and how do i fix it

 

Driver verifier detects violation in every driver, 3rd party and system.

Long story short - my System started to get random BSODs.

Tried to find the cause with Driver verifier and it always crashes system before I'm able to log in.

1. Driver verifier detected violation on each 3rd party driver, including intel, nvidia, antivirus etc.. I was removing associated soft and drivers one by one until there was no 3rd party soft and drivers left.

2 Driver verifier started to detect violation on random microsoft and system drivers.

At this point it is obvious that any driver will be detected as violating so driver verifier can't point me in the right direction anymore.

The pattern is always the same - DRIVER_VERIFIER_DETECTED_VIOLATION -> BSOD -> Dump file analysis shows random "driver.sys" violation, then ntoskrnl.exe crash

Windows is up to date, bios, all drivers are newest versions.

SFC/scannow - no errors

Dism /restorehealth - no errors

memtested each ram module - no errors

removed videocard - no changes

removed every peripheral except system ssd - same result

Wiped and reformatted ssd, installed OS back - no effect

I'm puzzled by the result to be honest.

At this point I have only 3 suspects left:

1. Faulty cpu

2. Faulty motherboard

3. Faulty psu.

Any suggestions? I'm struggling for 4 days now.