Windows 10: Frequent But Seemingly Random BSODs, System Service Exception

As the title states, I've been having somewhat frequent BSODs since I've been using Windows 10. At first, I upgraded from Windows 7 and thought perhaps something had gone wrong with the upgrade they were happening quite often and giving me a wide range of stop codes. I tried redoing the upgrade and various other things to attempt to fix the problem, but nothing worked. I eventually ended up getting a new SSD and a completely fresh install of Windows 10 on that drive discarding my old hard drive entirely. The rest of my hardware remained the same.


I thought this fixed the problem, as it didn't seem like I was getting BSODs any more, until I did, a few days, perhaps, after the fresh install on the brand new drive. So I've continued trying to figure out what's causing it: replaced my older 2 sticks of RAM still have 2 others from before, updated as much as I could, etc. I got some new RAM since I suspected it might be a problem with that and I figured I could use more RAM anyway..., and the sticks I replaced were quite old, so I figured the most likely ones to be bad. Nothing has helped, I still get the blue screens now and then though at least now it is pretty consistently giving me the "System Service Exception" code. I don't know why and can never predict when they will happen; they occur whether I'm doing something intensive like gaming or using less intensive programs I just had one when I was working in the Unity game engine on something small.


My primary suspect right now is my headphone drivers. I'm using a Gamecom 780 headset, which is also quite old. It doesn't have Windows 10 drivers, so I had to install drivers for Windows 8 or 8.1, I don't remember right now. They work fine, but maybe the drivers malfunction occasionally for some reason. I just figured I'd see if I can get some answers here before getting a new headset too, since this one works fine other than this potential problem.


Hopefully I can get this figured out here, finally.


I know there's a way to share the dump file, but don't remember how to do that, so if that is required, I'll need some instruction on that.

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SYSTEM SERVICE EXCEPTION BSOD

Its random, it's the first time HIDCLASS.SYS has happened, mostly its system service exception and today I had KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED and SYSTEM SERVICE EXCEPTION, this time it finally made a minidump file, here you go:

033019-43593-01.dmp

 

SYSTEM SERVICE EXCEPTION BSOD

Its random, it's the first time HIDCLASS.SYS has happened, mostly its system service exception and today I had KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED and SYSTEM SERVICE EXCEPTION, this time it finally made a minidump file, here you go:

033019-43593-01.dmp

 

BSOD System Service Exception

Hello everyone!! I got the system service exception bsod once on my laptop. It's an asus X550LD with 6 gb RAM and 750 gb HDD and an Intel core i7 4500u. Not too bad and i had windows 10 installed on it a day ago. Could this BSOD be a sign that i'll need
to reinstall windows? It's a fresh install of Windows 10 (not an upgrade) but i fear that too many reinstalls will wear the hard drive out. I'm thinking that this is a driver issue. Any suggestions?