Windows 10: Reoccurring BSOD with unknown cause. Need help identifying the root issue.

The issue began around a year ago, but one day inexplicably disappeared. Unfortunately it has begun to happen again, and I am unsure as to why. I've taken the PC to an IT shop and they could not help me. I don't have the money to buy new components just to test them, so I'm running out of options.No specific task is related to the crash and it happens at random times. Sometimes immediately, sometimes an hour after boot, and sometimes not at all.- I have attempted to run Memtest86 & Windows Memory Diagnostic but found no issues.- I have ran DISM & SFC many times to no avail.- All hardwa

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Identifying driver causing BSOD

My laptop suddenly went into BSOD with the error IRQL_NOTLESS_OR_EQUAL. I tried using a bsod viewer to identify the driver but it just states ntoskrnl.exe. I have the dump files available, will it be helpful in identifying the driver that is causing this
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Need Help Identifying Cause of Blue Screen

I have recently started getting BSOD.

• Environment is Windows 10 x64, with i7 CPU.
  
• Windows 10 is updated.
  
• I have tried to update most likely causes, aka Video, and Cisco VPN.
  
• Still getting issues.
  
• Have installed BlueScreenViewer, but I am not able to identify root cause.
  
• This is a work computer, with dual monitors. No games played on it.
  
• Replaced power supply about a year ago.
  
• Below is a screen shot from BlueScreen Viewer.
  
• I believe Cisco VPN was running during all BSOD. I know it was running during the last 3 at least.
  
• Since this is a work computer, I am on VPN at least 1/2 of the time, if not more.
  
• VPN is Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client Version 3.1.13015. - Antivirus is Avast Free AntiVirus 11.2.2261.
  
• Last issue was this morning. Although computer had been up and
  running for a while, I believe the only 'user programs' were VPN and
  MS Outlook 2013. I was literally composing email at time of BSOD.
  
• I am the only user on the system.
  
• As to Win10 Anniversary Update, I don't know if I had the issues
  prior to this or not. My first BSOD was Aug 9. I know I have
  Anniversary update, but I don't recall installation date.
  

Any thoughts or ideas appreciated. I plan on running MemTest on it all night tonight. No hardware changes in months.





2nd picture is the details from the latest BSOD.