Windows 10: Used driver verifier, was wondering if anyone could look over the files and tell me what's...

My system information is pasted above. As the title says, I've been experiencing crashes for months and months and think I am finally close to sorting it out. If someone could let me know what is wrong, I would be forever grateful. I'll paste the One Drive link in the replies.

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Driver Verifier debugging help needed for blue screen

Zig,

Thanks to your excellent link/post I was able to go though those the many steps on the troubleshooting.

I have worries with the blue screens and wondered how to break the cycle when F8 didn't. Fortunately it opened to a screen where there were choices.

What are the steps to remove the driver?

What source to use for another driver? How would one know whether they are downloading the same driver or a different driver after the bad one was uninstalled?

In the link below is a snipping tool picture of administrative command prompt for the verifier /querysettings displaying all of the drivers.

Dropbox - microsoftanswers part 33 - Simplify your life

In case there are problems getting another driver would msconfig then unchecking the application work? This is HP protect smart per the google search. I have not yet looked to see what is listed for selective start up under msconfig to see whether the
HP protect smart is listed.

Also I was wondering whether the driver verifier checks all drivers simultaneously like a parallel circuit or whether it checks the drivers in series and the first one that produces a blue screen is the only one found. How would you check to see whether
there is more than one malfunctioning driver?

Thanks again for your excellent Wiki link.

 

Driver verifier problems

I stupidly activated driver verifier and I’ve done everything I can to try and fix it, but nothing other help threads have suggested has worked. I have a new hard drive and I was wondering if I can delete driver verifier through the new one? Or I could transfer my data without driver verifier affecting my new one?

 

fix "unexpected kernel mode trap" using verifier

Hi,

We have analyzed the DMP file that you provided and it looks that the Blue screen error was caused by a driver for your storage device. It is best that you update the drivers in your computer and see if the issue still persists. Please boot your computer
using Safe Mode with Networking.

To update all drivers, please follow these steps:

• In Cortana's search box, type "Device Manager".
• Click on the name of your PC.
• At the top of the screen, click on Action.
• Click on Scan for hardware changes.
• Follow the on-screen instructions.

We also suggest that you run the troubleshooter for your hardware and devices. You may do so by following these steps:

• In Cortana's search box, type "Troubleshooting".
• On the left side of the screen, click on View All.
• Locate Hardware and Devices.
• Follow the on-screen instructions.

Keep us updated with the status of this concern and we'll be glad to assist you further.