Windows 10: Windows Keeps BSODING every 10 minutes Windows 20h2

Specs: Ryzen 5 3600

R9 280x

16 gb Corsair Vengeance RGB 300 MHz

Asrock B550M pro4


So I'm going to tell you whats happening with my system. It keeps bsoding with the errors being npfs.sys, fltmngr.sys, ntoskrnl.exe and many others. These are just the fails from 5. I have all the correct drivers installed, windows in not corrupted in any way shape or form, the system configurations are correct, there are no overclocks applied, and none of the drivers are faulty. Driver verifier doesnt detect any problems, WhoCrashed (bluescreen analyzer) doesnt detect any driver problems and all my drivers are up to date. I have reinstalled windows multiple times and I also don't have any viruses. Also some other things that are happening are applications just keep crashing. For example google chrome crashes about 5 to 6 times per minute. It says something like status-access-violation The pc crashes about every 20 minutes but a lot of times it pops up a banner that says Windows Detected a problem and needs to restart. Save your work and exit Also sometimes applications randomly open and close and sometimes my display goes all play for a second and then comes back to normal. Also the error seems to lead to memory problems but the current ram is ram that I am borrowing that I know for a fact doesnt have any problems. MEMTEST 86 doesnt detect anything when I run 25 loops. All the ram timings are correct and the problems still persist if I run the ram with NOTHING applied on it. So just out of the box with no XMP. Voltage tuning doesnt work either. In safe mode the computer doesnt crash at all at least it 15 hours so I'm really confused and I dont know how to find which driver is causing the issue if it is a driver issue. The bios of my motherboard is also the latest one which released less than 2 weeks ago.


Minidump Crash Files via Mediafire: DESKTOP-2G074NM-(2021-03-08_13-37-18)

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Windows 10 Tweaks

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