Windows 10: MINIDUMP AND DRIVER VERIFIER PROVIDED Issues With My PC BSOD'ing All The Time

I'll just make a new post this time so my post gets noticed. You may access the folder I created that includes all the crash logs I received.I've been told that these are all generic crashes but I am just hoping for a solution at this point because I do not know what to do. And I am considering on sharing this on other websites/forums/platforms.Here is the link to my previous post that provides details and also my initial post.

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Driver Verifier BSOD Loop + Driver Verifier Minidump

Hey, I kept getting kernel security check failure bsods, so after looking around I was told to run driver verifier. However, this put me into a bsod bootloop which I eventually got out of. Looking in the minidump folder, I saw that there was a minidump
so i figured id upload it here and see which driver is causing the issue. Thanks! Here
is the link to the file

 

Minidump from Driver Verifier for BSOD on startup

Greetings,

I have had this computer for about 6 months and have had these issues since I got it. The main issue is a BSOD during startup, lately it has been caused by: BAD_POOL_HEADER, KERNAL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILURE - ntoskrnl.exe , ntfs.sys ; SYSTEM_THREAD_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED
- fltmgr.sys ; however historically there have been a variety of other issues described. Outside of the startup BSOD, the computer freezes a few times a week, and the only way out is to force shutdown.

I have spent a ton of time trying to solve this issue. The things I've done include, but are not limited to, updating BIOS, updating all my drivers, checking for disc errors, tried to track the issues down through component services, confirmed there's no
hardware issues, etc.

I ran the Driver Verifier and posted a link to the minidump files below. Please let me know how to move forward.

Minidump Files URL : Microsoft OneDrive

Thank you!

 

Driver Verifier BSOD on Start Up DRIVER_VERIFIER_DETECTED_VIOLATION

Update

So the PC went down the same road, became unusable and I wiped it.

Clean install number 6. Clean install 5 was to test if Windows 7 was as unstable as the Windows 10 installs. It was - this made me think it may be a hardware problem or just a really poorly supported motherboard.

Clean install 6 - this time I am being methodical in my steps and testing every step of the way. PC specs are still the same other than a new stick of DDR4. What I have done so far:

• Bought/installed a new stick of DDR4 for testing.
• Followed Gerrys advice and installed latest BIOS, even though it is in beta it is listed as a stable release.
  
• Installed Windows 10
• Installed Chipset Drivers from Gigabyte website.
• Installed latest Ethernet drivers (20_7) from Intel website.
• I have made sure to not connect the PC to the internet and have left the ethernet cable unplugged.
• Ran Verifier, rebooted with no problems, not that I was expecting there to be any.
• Installed latest drivers from Nvidia
• ran Verifier, rebooted, BSOD "DRIVER_VERIFIER_DETECTED_VIOLATION"
• booted into safe mode, reset Verifier, rebooted.

So this is where I am at. A completely clean install, and what seems to be problems with Nvidia drivers.

Minidump link if someone could have a look. Minidump is 021216-2203-01

OneDrive

So I am not sure what this means. PC seems stable at the moment though there is hardly anything installed on it.

Does Verifier reporting a problem mean that there is one? What should I do from here?