Windows 10: I've gotten BSOD three times in the past 4 days and I'm not sure how to fix it

I am windows 11 and I've recently BSOD more times in 4 days than I have since I have gotten this system. I have the dmp files but I can't make sense of them and I have no idea what is causing my issue. I have an asus machine so I've run the bsod diagnostic check on MyAsus but that didn't tell me anything was critical or needed.

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BSOD at random times in the last 4 days - Help pls

no but I did install something similar called "virtual clone drive"... u think that could be the culprit?
because (I'm not 100% sure about this tho) I think I started having BSODs before installing virtual clone drive

I restored factory defaults (no OC anymore)

and I followed some instructions from here:

http://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-...imes-2-times-day-last-4-days.html#post2044992

 

Constant BSOD. At least 4 times a day

For a while, it was just a rare occurrence to have a BSOD but it's been a reoccurring problem recently, happening up to 4 times every day. I've done all I can with my skillset but I've begun using some technical tools above my skill level and need some help deciphering. Attached are my previous 3 BSOD minidump files. They all have similar contents but if more are needed I have plenty. My next step if this is unsuccessful would be to run the driver verifier but I hear there are risks involved with that and it is also time-consuming. Any kind of input would be great! Thanks!

MiniDump Files

OneDrive

 

BSOD at random times in the last 4 days - Help pls

Hi, I have started getting BSODs twice a day at random moments on my computer in the last 4 days. I've tried to figure out the reason for the BSODs but I'm not sure.

I often get the * Hardware failure * bsod. Now I know these can be caused by a number of things, so that is why I included with this post the SF Diagnostic Tool zip attachement so you can help me figure this out.

I consider my knowledge of computers (overclocking, hardware maintenance and debugging) at a decent level, so it shouldn't take much help before we fix this. I just need someone to point me in the right direction.