Windows 10: Frequent (and varied) BSOD's

For a month now, my computer has frequently (At least twice a day) been soft-locking up (IE everything pauses for a couple seconds as I frantically try and do something, and then everything happening at once at the end of it). Just a several hours ago my computer BSOD'ed to UNEXPECTED_STORE_EXCEPTION. But my computer booted up fine afterwards, so I just called it a fluke. a while after I got another crash with the same error handle, so I attempted some makeshift fixes, including sfc /scannow, checking my disks with CrystalDiskinfo, updating drivers, and doing a virus scan. Hoping I had solved the problem, I continued on until just very recently getting another BSOD with a new error, CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED, as I was playing a semi-intensive game. Any help would be appreciated, thanks. Windows Version number: 19041.1165 Log: MAXPC-(2021-08-14_00-41-53).zip

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Frequent BSOD with varying errors

Sumit,

Thanks for taking the time to help me.

Here is the onedrive link to the DMP files, only for the BSOD from today and yesterday. However, I have experienced frequent BSOD since 7/22 (The very first time it happened was on 7/15).

DMP files

 

System frequently restart with BSOD

System getting restarted frequently please suggest, i have attached the BSOD report.

 

Frequent BSoD's With Varying Errors

I have just recently finished building my computer and have had numerous problems with BSoD's. I have been getting errors about Memory_Corruption, Critical_Structure_Corruption, and IRQL_Not_Less_Or_Equal on Windows 10. Many websites have led me to believe that my RAM is at fault, but after testing with Memtest86 I found that was not the case. I attempted to use Windows "Verifier.exe," but my computer kept crashing every time I used it resulting in a Driver_Verifier_Detected_Error. It may be a faulty driver because I am using an old hard drive from a laptop, but I have had no luck in identifying any drivers that would cause a problem. I found the crash dump and sent it through WinDbg and found the problem was said to be caused by "Memory Corruption (One Bit)."
If there are any further steps I should take to fix this, any help is appreciated.

First Memory Management BSoD:

First Driver Verifier BSoD:

Edit: After running the crash dump from the Memory_Corruption error, WinDbg states for the default bucket ID "WIN8_DRIVER_FAULT" and the process name is InstallManager. Does this mean anything for the error? If it means anything, the hard drive that I am currently using is from an old laptop with much different hardware.