Windows 10: Repeating a recent question in regards to a persistent BSOD. Previous advice fixed it for a...

Dont know if I've loaded the minidump files correctly but the links at the bottom of the page are the most current minidumps to my knowledge.BSOD 1Caused by driver: ntoskrnl.exeCrash Address: ntoskrnl.exe+428700BSOD 2Address: ntoskrnl.exeAddress in Stack: ntoskrnl.exe+21055bBSOD 3:Bug Check String: KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLEDCrash Address: ntoskrnl.exe+428700The minidumps have been loaded on to the following sites:https://1drv.ms/u/s!AqLmhoVWRQAggU7WhVz3R2_3xUKH?e=QATwVNhttps://ln5.sync.com/dl/41dc73870/y8jehnew-hdmhaw7w-usdpk3kr-jqjmdc7y

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Asked a recent question in regards to a persistent BSOD. Previous advice fixed it for a bit but I'm starting to recieve these interruptions again with the following:

BSOD 1

Caused by driver: ntoskrnl.exe

Crash Address: ntoskrnl.exe+428700

BSOD 2

Address: ntoskrnl.exe

Address in Stack: ntoskrnl.exe+21055b

BSOD 3:

Bug Check String: KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED

Crash Address: ntoskrnl.exe+428700

 

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Howdy Axe0. I really appreciate the help here. When I went and updated several drivers and removed some unwanted programs my system was working good for about a day then the BSODs came back. I'm attached an appended batch of logs.

I have a question about some of my older drivers. I read online that I should not attempt to update a driver that wasn't offered by the OEM. I recently went to ASRock's site and downloaded the updated drivers for my motherboard for win10 which included many of the drivers that my driver-sweeper/driver-fusion said were several years old but the update did not fix anything in the list. I'm afraid to install drivers directly from many of the providers' websites for fear of bricking my system.

Any suggestions?