Windows 10: Windows 10 Boot Failure BSOD 0xc000021a (Hard Reset performed after system freeze caused...

(Context)
The other day, Malwarebytes was scanning and randomly, "Malwarebytes Tray Application" showed up as a program in the taskbar (like when you open something and it has the icon with the bar under it) and i wondered what it is since it appears as an app (even in task manager) so I gained suspicious and clicked on it which lead to the taskbar freezing, so I went to restart explorer using task manager and BOOM! Everything freezes except the mouse cursor and any open programs (except task manager) but since they were minimized so I just hard reset it.
(Issue)
Then, my PC started booting, (logo and dots) and seemingly took longer, then the scroll froze and a blue screen appeared (0xc000021a) and it did look a little bit bigger than a normal one (unless its just me and also if that helps) and sat at 100%. Being impatient, I reset after about a minute or two (if i need to wait longer maybe?) and I used another device to look up possible fixes, here's what I tried.
- sfc /scannow
- chkdsk /f /r
No errors found in each (except cannot save the scan log)
Few days later, in recovery mode, I was going to try safe mode, (i only tried those two other methods) and it booted just fine, then I tried deleting malware bytes and it still blue screened on normal boot. Here are any antivirus programs, that remain on the PC i havent tried deleting

-Malwarebytes (deleted in settings)

-360 Total Security

-Comodo Firewall
-Glasswire
Objects running at time
-Chrome
-360
-Malwarebytes
-Comodo Firewall
-Steam
-Hidden apps
(I may have missed some of the objects running)
Hardware
-GTX 1660 (drivers installed are in the boot before the crash i think)
-Ryzen 5 2600
-ASUS PRIME B450-M/CSM
-2x Ballistix Tactical Tracer 3000MHz 8GB
-ST45SF-V3 Bronze PSU
-Ultra II 960GB
Also, the boot session before the most recent session that crashed (or the one before it) had a GT 710 that had drivers not supportive of Win 10)
Hopefully this info wasn't too much and helps!

Thank you!

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GPU-Z (driver?) causes Windows 10 PC to hard lock (freeze)

Nope. This is a software issue, namely WIndows 10 issue. It could be drivers issue, but is not any hardware issue in any way.
Windows 10 is work in progress, so despite it working fine on my 2 other PCs, on my main & most powerful one it often does this should I try to reset or need to do a hard reset.
It could be an Avira Free conflict, but I am not wanting to remove Avira at this point.
WHEN this happens, the Windows 10 spinning circle of death keeps circling/animating, so the system is not frozen, just won't continue to boot and show the desktop/startup programs.
I think it is loading some driver and can't, or maybe loading some system process/etc.

Anyway, this is beside the point here, I just want GPU-Z driver fixed so it does not cause hard freezes like this.

 

GPU-Z (driver?) causes Windows 10 PC to hard lock (freeze)

Then sadly, you do not understand the relationship between software, drivers, and hardware.

When you start a system, and the hardware will not fire up, you have a hardware problem, specifically with either the motherboard or your power supply.

Let me repeat that: HARDWARE.

 

System freezes at the desktop even after performing clean installation of Windows 10

Hi Peter,

Do not worry we will help you with this issue.

Provide us with additional information to assist you better with this issue:

• Which is the current version of Windows 10 installed on your computer?
• What are the troubleshooting steps you have tried to resolve the issue?
• Were you able to see any error code/ error message when the system freezes?
• Does the same issue persists while booting the system in Safe mode with networking?
• Have you installed all the pending Windows Updates and drivers after performing clean installation?

To identify the issue, try few of the troubleshooting steps below and check if it helps.

Step 1: Now to troubleshoot on it, after the computer boots, I suggest you to check the performance of the system in Safe Mode.

Refer: Start your PC in safe mode in Windows 10


Step 2: Also, I suggest you to test the issue by placing the computer in a Clean Boot state helps in eliminating software conflicts.

Disclaimer: Putting your system in
Clean Boot state helps in identifying if any third party applications or startup items are causing the issue.

You need to follow the steps from the article mentioned below to perform a Clean Boot.

How to perform a clean boot in Windows

Note: After troubleshooting, refer to the section “How to reset the computer to start as usual after troubleshooting with
Clean Boot” to return the computer to a
Normal startup mode.

Step 3: Follow the below steps to
place the computer in normal mode.

• Press Windows + R keys to open Run
  command.
• Type msconfig and press Enter.
• In the System Configuration window, click on
  General tab.
• Select Start-up selection as Normal startup, click on
  Apply and Ok.
• Follow onscreen instructions.

Hope it helps. Get back to us with an updated status of system freeze after reboot for further assistance.

Thank you.