Windows 10: Random shutdown and typical BAD_POOL_CALLER error on manual SD/restart

Hey guys, I am a longtime Windows 7 user who updated to 10 a few months ago. Ever since I updated, I get the BAD_POOL_CALLER BSOD after I manually shutdown or restart the computer. Does anyone have any insight into what causes this?
I also have a very annoying issue, as my computer has begun to randomly shutdown at some point while I am not using it (usually during the wee hours of the morning while I am sleeping). This ruins my ability to use the PC as a media server. As far as I can tell, this began when I either A) began to tell the PC to go to sleep after 20 minutes of non-usage, B) began to overclock my GPU (ASUS GTX970) for gaming, or C) some random hardware failure that has just begun. I never had this issue with Windows 7.
I also get this warning consistently in Event Viewer: The driver \Driver\WUDFRd failed to load for the device ACPI\PNP0A0A\2&daba3ff&0.

Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks


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Random shutdowns and restarts

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exact same thing. And like I said in my previous post, they all seem to shutdown and restart during idle times. I've even reset my power management settings but that didn't help.

I will have to wait to do a clean boot over the weekend since I can't just sit here and wait for my computer to shutdown, too much work to do. I will let you know what happens over the weekend.

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Hi butterblum,

I recommend to undo any overclocking while troubleshooting.

Uninstall ASUS software as it is known for causing BSOD's, not saying it is, just minimalizing the possible causes.

How come no hotfix update is installed?
Windows 10 should install updates automatically
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