Windows 10: Getting BSoDs each day for around half a month

Hello!

I'm not that good with computers or anything technological in general, so I thought maybe anyone here could help me with this. Any help is appreciated, thanks!


So, the story is that I've been getting quite some BSoDs. Usually 2-8 during the day, depending whether I'm trying to check something on cmd, or if I try to fix them somehow (detailed below). They started appearing around half a month back, when (I think) I was updating Windows to a new build. Usually most of them are this type - SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION, but few of them were this type - CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED.


Also, my Windows whould be updating, but they're almost always stuck at this Initializing... state - 2019-05 Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 1803 for x64-based Systems (KB4499167), or when they do start downloading, they get up to 25%, then stop, and begin Initializing again. Could it be the cause of the BSoD? Also, some time before BSoDs started, I added a new SSD to my PC, so is there a possibility that it could be causing BS?


Before asking help on here, I did try some instructions I found on other sites, i.e.:

*Tried running sfc /scannow in cmd, but there was a resource protection could not perform error. I tried running it in Safe mode, but the same error appears.

*Tried doing chkdsk /f , chkdsk /r, chkdsk /f /r, but when I restart my computer, it does start repairing the C: drive, but always gets stuck forever on 12%.

*Tried running dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth , but it always stops at 85.6% and then error appears too, and BSoD pops up back again.

*Updated all drivers of everything I had on my PC, nothing changed.

*Cleaned up C: Disk, nothing changed.

*Tried running all of other CMD commands in Safe Mode, still nothing changed, just same crashes or errors.


If anyone needs any logs or data or whatever it is, I can always send screenshots or just copy and paste them here!

How I said before, any help is appreciated! Thank you for reading!

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