Windows 10: Hi, My computer keeps BSODing with an IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL stop code, and it says what...

Hi, My computer keeps BSODing with an IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL stop code, and it says what failed is the ntoskrnl.exe. I have previously had this issue and already done scans in CMD. Windows memory diagnostic also says that nothing is wrong. What can I do to fix this? This seems to happen most often when I try play valorant, but can happen at other times as well.

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Irql_not_less_or_equal

So I have this clients PC that blue screens and gives a IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL STOP 0x0000000A error message. Error Goblin (link in sig) says the following:

And I have NO IDEA what the hell that means. It has wrapped around my head 5 times and caused it to explode. Ive ran memtest for 7 and a half hours and it didnt find any errors. I will probably run it again overnight just to be safe. Ive also cleaned out the computer with an air compressor and checked the hard drive for bad sectors are none are to be found.

Im trying like hell to avoid reinstalling Windows but it seems unlikely.

Im going to try updating some drivers and see what happens. Some of the drivers on this computer date back to 2007.

Suggestions are greatly appreciated.

Thanks guys.

EDIT:

Alright so it doesnt look like ill be able to get onto the internet to do anything because nearly every time i try, i get the BSOD. Format seems imminent.

 

My windows device keeps re-starting with stop code "IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL"

My windows device keeps re-starting with stop code "IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL" . Appreciate any help on resolving this issue.

 

Computer Keeps BSODing when exiting applications(Clock Watchdog Timeout)

Computer Keeps BSODing when exiting applications(Clock Watchdog Timeout)

could really use some help to figure out whats goin on

I've tried these things thus far to fix it but no errors were returned and its still BSODing

1. Check and Reseat Your Hardware.
   
2. Clean Your Computer.
   
3. Update Drivers.
   
4. Run SFC and CHKDSK.
   
5. Run the Windows Memory Diagnostic Tool.
   

Here is a link to my most recent Minidumps/msinfu32 file

Microsoft OneDrive