Windows 10: Running into intermittent BSOD issues in recent weeks

Hello, I've been running into some random BSOD's in recent weeks on my Win 10 system. I was able to grab the minidump for the one that occurred this morning:https://1drv.ms/u/s!AklGsVXQcl_SlCGrqlqM9_hcZ6nu?e=nnPFycI did run a memory diagnostic and checking in the event viewer results for that there weren't any errors so it doesn't seem to be my RAM, but I am not sure how to interpret these dump files. Are you able to see what is hanging things up?

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Intermittent BSOD issues

System Information:

Dell Inspiron 14 5000

8 GB RAM

i7-5500U

Windows 10

Hello, I have been dealing with recurring BSOD issues for the past couple of weeks. It is intermittent enough such that my computer is still usable, but, it occurs often enough and randomly enough to be frustrating. For the most part I can go without issue
for an extended amount of hours, but in certain, albeit rarer, situations the BSOD's seemed to occur every five to ten minutes. The BSOD's seem to be mostly driver related, and as such I have been tediously updating all the drivers I could, even going so far
as to install the opensource Snappy Driver Installer (SDI) to try and update any drivers I may have missed. Other solutions I've tried are updating windows, taking it to my school's ICT where they installed a fresh BIOS, running verifier.exe to find the problematic
driver, running chkdsk, performing malware scans with malwarebytes, and really that's all of the solutions I can remember attempting right now. Is there another possible solution I haven't tried? Thanks for your time and assistance.

Here's a link to the recent minidump files from the BSOD crashes if it helps. If any more information is necessary, please let me know what I can provide and I will try to cooperate to the best of my ability.

Minidumps

 

Recent BSOD Issues


Recently started having BSOD issues. Not sure of the cause. Ran a Memtest overnight, found no errors over many passes. I do not think it's a RAM issue(I thought it was initially). I decided to do a driver verifier as that was the next obvious step, and it seems that's some drivers the cause of my issues, although I don't know how to fix it. The verifier BSOD'd, and then did a system restore. I will attach the necessary files.

 

Recent BSoD Issues.

Hi,

There are several reasons why you are experiencing a BSOD issue with your computer. These may include an outdated device driver or corruption within your system files. Answering the following questions may help us in uncovering the underlying cause of the
issue:

• Were there any changes made on your computer prior to the issue?
• Were you able to install all pending updates on your computer?
• What troubleshooting steps have you already performed?

Moreover, we recommend following the steps provided from this article in order to troubleshoot the issue.

Let us know if you need further help.