Windows 10: Help with BSOD MiniDump when using MSI Afterburner

I have been researching Overclocks for RAM, CPU, GPU, and tweaking settings after reading and much research to ensure I'm within safe values for everything. I was actually trying to undervolt my CPU with all cores at 4200 Which seemed to be stable, used DRAM Calc for Ryzen to tighten my ddr4 timings. I stress tested everything, and even did a stress test overnight to ensure stability.The problems started happening when I went into MSI Afterburner and tried using the Auto OC feature in the program. About ten minutes into the scan Between 30-50% I get BSOD with DPC Watchdog Violation. Files

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Windows 10 and MSI afterburner + battle.net desktop app crash

I've noticed that If I have MSI afterburner 4.1.1 running and try and run Battle.net desktop app to play a game Battle.net will crash. If I close down msi afterburner it loads fine and runs. This is on win10pro x64 and an upgrade install from win 7 pro.
I've tried disabling the riva tuner 64bit option and it still crashes it.

There seems to be a conflict in win10 between battle.net and msi afterburner or riva tuner.

 

Latest MSI Afterburner Betas & Updates

I made some color changes to the MSI Gaming Afterburner skin by Drerex Design by uncompiling the original and using Gimp to change the 83 png picture files for the UI, and making hex value changes in the header file(instruction on how to do it is included with afterburner as a PDF written by @Unwinder here:




I originally posted the first one in the Hardware thread, but it really belongs here, so:

1. download it,
   
2. right click and unblock in properties,
   
3. unzip it,
   
4. then copy it to C:\Program Files (x86)\MSI Afterburner\Skins
   
5. Open Afterburner, and select it.

MSIGamingGold.zip

 

Dpc watchdog violation/MSI afterburner

Thought I'd try out MSI Afterburner.

So here's how it went. Raised clock speeds and then clicked the overclock scanner feature. Overclock scanner appeared to have freezed my computer, so I shutdown my laptop by long-pressing the power button. Now every time I log in to Windows, it ends with
DPC Watchdog violation BSOD soon after. I tried to boot to recovery mode through settings, but it still ends up with the same error before the laptop can restart.