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[SOLVED]
I'd like to thank you both for letting me know how to post and the support you gave with the suggestions.
I actually think I solved this as it has been 6 hours now with no BSOD.
I can't tell you what exactly the problem was, only that my Operating System was corrupted beyond any windows auto repair or recovery technique. If you want to know when this exactly happened and probably the most likely reason why please see my initial post. Long story short. Virtual machines chopped up my C: drive multiple times with Linux distros, apache servers, and free server managers.
The steps that brought my computer back from the dead. (Note I had most of this stuff already, New things will be in bold.)
Used MediaCreationTool22H2 to make a USB boot copy of windows. (I made it on a 32 gig USB stick)
Plugged that into the computer with constant BSODs (Blue Screen of Death)
Get to the windows recover environment screen (for my computer if you hold shift and click the restart button it sends you to this screen)
Once you are at the recovery environment screen, You should see a section that says Use a device. Click that.
It should go to a section that shows you what is on the USB stick. Mine said (Partition 1)
It might ask you what OS you want to run on. (If it's like mine you should only have 1 OS, Windows 10 or 11)
It should boot up again and load the windows installer. (I did not install windows here!)
I clicked next past the first page that said country or language. (I can't remember the specific first page, sorry)
I got to the point where it says Windows with a big box that says install
At the bottom left corner there is another thing you can click on that says repair. (Click the Repair link)
This will take you to the USBs Windows Recovery. (This is important, You don't want to be on the computers recover environment)
Click on the advanced options tab and find the Command Line option.
ONCE THE COMMAND LINE OPTION BOOTS UP YOU SHOULD BE ON X: DRIVE
ENTER THE COMMAND DISKPART (SHORT FOR DISK PARTITION)
ENTER LIST DISK (This should show you all the disks you have on your storage, It should only be one which is disk 0)
SELECT DISK 0 (If you have more than one disk then choose the one that your OS is loaded on, You should know if you are reading this because this is a last resort and your sure its not a Hardware issue)
++++++Warning Once you complete the following command there is no turning back++++
ENTER CLEAN ALL (The all is important here. It specifically goes through every inch of your memory and sets it to zero)
Nothing will remain of your computer memory. it will be beyond recovery except by recovery specific software and it's not a guarantee it will be recovered.
This process took a couple hours for my 1 TB hard drive, just let it do its thing. It will let you know when it's done.
Once it's done exit the laptop and select turn off the computer.
Power on the computer again and your USB stick should conveniently load the install software for windows. If you took it out it will boot up to the computers BIOS since it doesn't have any OS to run off of.
Click install windows and select CUSTOM!!!! DO NOT SELECT UPGRADE. (this allows you to choose your partition)
Load it into what should be your only memory location
Your done. If the problem was software you did probably the most intensive wipe ever that computer memory should do for a normal person. If that didn't fix it then it's with your BIOS or your HARDWARE.
I would like to end this with I DONT KNOW if this actually "Solves" anything other than starting from scratch. It could have done more than I expected and also wiped my bios out! I don't know if it can, honestly.
What I do know is that I had a second computer to get all the files and make a USB install for windows so I was fortunate in that sense.
I also had zero important documents on the system that needed protecting. I backed up all my important things on to an external HD so I wasn't worried.
Lastly remember this is a last ditch effort. Hail Mary. I had spent the last 3 months trying to get this laptop working and I was certain it wasn't hardware. Every test and error said it was software.
Reasons I had a feeling it was Software and not Hardware
I could leave the computer in safemode for hours with no issues.
I could also use safemode with internet but this shut off my wifi card so I needed an extension with a ethernet connection to get online. But once it worked I could run in safe mode for days, not just hours.
Mem-Test said memory was good
Memtest86 (A third party, more in depth, memory software tester came back with all green)
\*Little side note here you need special software to flash it onto a USB stick. I used balenaEtcher
I could load the windows recovery environment and it would be able to stay on for hours. (I left in on the command line section)
Most of my BSOD Errors like NTOSKRNL.EXE mostly pointed to Operating System Corruption.
I removed the ram from the computer to see if it was specifically one of the RAM sticks. (It still crashed with out the the stick so it wasn't the RAM)
Still I wasn't 100% sure but I decided to try it. Luckily it worked out for me.
If someone is reading this, I hope it helps.