Windows 10: Windows 11 Pro x64 BSOD -- Event Log linked below -- Stop code: "DPC_WATCHDOG_VIOLATION"

Hello, my PC is currently experiencing BSOD every 2-3 hours. At first, I was receiving a stop code for "DPC_WATCHDOG_VIOLATION". I found that there were issues with my volume 3 ssd, so I took that SSD out of my system and also installed a brand new 2Tb NVMe SSD Crucial T500 and installed a fresh copy of Windows 11 Pro x64. However, am still experiencing the same BSOD issues every 2-3 hours.Here is the event log from the event viewer on windows belowEvent log link:https://1drv.ms/u/s!Aoi1ASrPWL9Qa3jphnuqqYWhHaM?e=JdbnNk

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BSOD With Stop Code DPC_WATCHDOG_VIOLATION

Hello,

I have a customer of mine who recently got a Surface Laptop 3 and has been getting BSOD crashes with the stop code of DPC_WATCHDOG_VIOLATION. I have performed Windows updates, Surface driver/firmware updates, ran SFC scan, ran a chkdsk, but the issue still
happens. I have gathered the minidump files on their computer and placed them here:

MiniDump – Google Drive

The most recent crash was 08/04/2020 around 5PM

Would anyone be willing to analyze these dump files and tell me where the issue lies? I am not quite good enough to figure that out.

Thanks!

 

BSOD DPC_WATCHDOG_VIOLATION caused by ntoskrnl.exe

• Have you made any significant changes to your computer prior to this happening?

Reinstalled Windows and drivers.

• When and how did the issue start?

After completed re-install.

• Can you send us screenshots detailing the mini dump files and event log?

1. .dmf file
2. Event Viewer Error Screenshot
3. Blue Screen View Screenshot
4. driver view dump

• Have you recently installed any updates?

Windows is fully up to date.

• What troubleshooting steps have you tried to resolve your concern?

Uninstall all sound and video drivers and let Windows install drivers.

 

Multiple Daily freeze and now BSOD- Link to V2 log and dump files

Status update- I was working through suggestions from @ubuysa -to remove NVidia drivers in prep for driver updates as suggested I used DDU which suggests safe boot and several restarts in between cleaning steps. I remoted both display and audio drivers as both are options in DDU with network unplugged -Running out of time I got to a clean step and rebooted into safe mode and only a single screen active and low res. Safe mode. Has to stay that way since off to work. -After 24 hrs no crashes, no event log entries suggesting any restarts. Recently I cannot make 24hrs with out BSOD or cache exception restart. -planning to proceed with the NVidia install I rebooted into normal boot and before I could start driver update process for NVidia (while I was still on Microsoft display adapter)....I got restart and event log said cahce error again. -In notices fans surging on PC so I opened OCCT and grabbed screenshots. I attached that and event log entry for WHEA 18 that I got causing the restart. -At this point I turned on network so as to write this post and windows added NVidia driver so I will go back through DDU steps and hen once clean install downloads drivers from NVidia site. -After that I will start into steps proposed by @zbook Does the stability in safe mode suggest hardware is OK or can it still be hardware? Does the core voltages in attached WordPad file suggest a problem given core voltages during this "surging period" seem to get pretty low? I add pictures of OCCT at this link along with new V2 log collection under folder with today's date here: Update your browser to use Google Drive, Docs, Sheets, Sites, Slides, and Forms - Google Drive Help