Windows 10: Repeat BSOD for weeks

I've been having repeat BSODs sometimes back to back for days now and have been unable to find a resolution.Here are the minidump files as well as the system information:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WtdQ_jKB_F04Zc1rRMwpong-qCEbJb0e/view?usp=sharingI've already performed a "clean boot", I've booted in "safe mode", I've run the "system file checker tool" and I've done a full re-install of windows 11. Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks.

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Repeated BSOD's

I've been having issues with repeated BSOD's for awhile now. always with different stopcodes that seem unrelated. I've tried troubleshooting but haven't had much luck. Some of the things I've done have been disconnecting peripherals (I have an external
hard drive), running chkdsk, scan, updating drivers, running CCleaner and fixing registry errors with it, etc. I only have a mid-range understanding of computers and while I can get to the dump files and read them I can't sort out what they mean. My latest
two from today were IRQ not less or equal and system service exception (win32kfull.sys). I also have a lot of errors in event viewer referring to "Tiledatalayer", don't know if that's related or not. The BSOD's seem to happen mostly overnight when I leave
the system on, but have also just randomly happened when browsing (chrome), or using Steam, etc. After I ran chkdsk and the system scan it stopped for a week or two. Any suggestions for how to proceed?

 

Repeated BSODs, etc.

Alden, thanks for checking back on this. I've had at least one BSOD since installing the Fall Creators Update. The next step - performing a clean boot and iteratively trying with various services disabled - isn't really feasible since this problem is
intermittent. It could take weeks to narrow it down that way. Any other ideas?

 

Keyboard repeat delay and repeat speed

Hi Joseph,

I suggest you to uninstall and reinstall the keyboard driver. Follow the steps to uninstall & reinstall the keyboard driver from device manager.

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  Press Windows key + X from the
  Keyboard and click on Device Manager.
  
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  In Device Manager, double click on the
  Keyboard.
  
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  It will show you the device driver name, select that device and then right click on it.
  
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  Click on Uninstall button.
  
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  Restart the computer, the drivers will get automatically installed on your Windows 10.
  
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  Repeat the same for Mice and other pointing devices.
  

Hope it helps.