Windows 10: Windows 10 Blue screen loop after running driver verifier

Hello.I have been experiencing a lot of blue screens lately and decided to run the driver verifier after i restarted my pc it blue screened with the following error: "driver verifier detected violation" and shut down instead of restarting my pc if i try to start it a blue screen appears with the same error if i try it again a blank blue screen comes then the error then the blank blue screen constantly. Help would be much appreciatedIm using a Geforce 750 tiintel core tm i5-4590s

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Driver verifier caused a blue screen of death loop

Today morning I was trying to use pc , as I had online classes I needed to attend, the pc kept freezing and after following a few steps over the internet I get this message about a memory error, I follow further instructions to fix this error and end up
in driver verifier, I didn’t know I had to make a restore point and carried on with the instructions to verify the drivers, I was told to restart and ever since I have done so, I’ve been stuck in a blue screen of death loop(stop code loop), I tried so many
things such as resetting my pc and startup repair but it wouldn’t work, I tried going into safe mode but it wouldn’t allow me to do so, please help i don’t know what to do anymore

 

Driver Verifier Boot Loop

I'm running Windows 10. I was having occasional issues with dwm crashing, so I turned on Driver Validation. Now I get a blue screen during boot for "DRIVER VERIFIER DETECTED VIOLATION". I can't reach safe mode to disable the verifier. It has looped more than 3 times without offering Repair. I booted off a USB Windows 10 install ISO and tried Repair/Startup Repair and it says "Cannot repair". There is no safe mode option here.

Please advise.

 

Windows 10 Blue Screen Of Death Loop

Hi,

Blue screen errors are usually caused by outdated graphics drivers or system performances that can't be handled by it. We'd like to know more information about this issue so we could provide an accurate resolution. Kindly answer the following:

• Have you made any changes to your computer prior to this issue?
• Have you tried booting your PC in safe mode? You can refer to this article for the steps on how to boot
  your PC in safe mode.

In the meantime, we suggest that you go to this link and follow the steps to
Troubleshoot blue screen errors.

We'll be waiting for your response.