Windows 10: My pc constantly crashes with DCP Watchdog Violation error code and every time it crashes...

My pc has crashed frequently for a while now but usually just right after I start up my pc every day I use it. But now, its happening around every 40 minutes. Rolling back drivers did nothing, I tried almost all forms of basic troubleshooting.

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Frequent BSODs (DCP Watchdog Violation Error) and WiFi unavailable after crash.

I purchased an Asus Tuf A17 laptop around half a year ago. Had no issues until now.

Recently my laptop kept crashing while gaming stating a DCP Watchdog Violation Error which led me to suspect it's something to do with overheating. But even while performing normal tasks like using the browser, writing in a word file or sometimes even when the system is just idle, it goes to BSOD.

What happens after BSOD and reboot is the WiFi icon goes missing. The WiFi driver for some reason is unable to detect the hardware. This somehow gets fixed by itself after multiple restarts but then again after a day or so crashes with the DCP Watchdog Violation Error.

Another issue I have been facing is that my bluetooth devices disconnect after a short time and are unable to connect. When I try reconnecting it sometimes crashes throwing a DCP Watchdog Violation Error.

I tried multiple fixes, including:

• Uninstalling the WiFi driver
  
• Manually installing the WiFi driver
  
• CHKDSK
  
• Completely resetting the PC
  

Mini dumps and msinfo can be found here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1qqBKPxRVBiAPzTQr9hTunOq2r59Uv0Nn?usp=sharing

 

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DCP Watchdog Violation - Windows 10

I want to ask what to do with my Asus Laptop, it has been crashing from time to time with the error code DCP watchdog violation, it happens mostly when I plug in the power, or sometimes when my wireless driver malfunctions and not get recognized, but it also crashes randomly.

I've tried to check the disk, scan for corrupted files, uninstall recent updates, update all the drivers, and even my bios, and it still happens. The last thing I tried was to reset Windows 10 but the problems still persists. Based on what I observed, it happens when something related to my wireless adapter malfunctions.