Windows 10 BSOD

Hello Everyone,

I've recently encountered recurrent blue screen errors on my Windows 10 system. This is my first time posting on any forum and have been lurking here for a while, and despite my efforts to troubleshoot, including analyzing memory dumps with WinDbg, I haven't been able to pinpoint the root cause, so i will try to be as descriptive as possible.

I don't specifically remember when I started to have these recurrent BSOD, but I thought it was caused by some malware or virus. I didnt do much about it and started not to mind it, partly because dealing with potential virus removal or cleaning my laptop seemed like a hassle. And the frequency of those BSODs wasn't that high, making them a them more of a minor inconvenience than a pressing concern. As time went on the frequency increased and started to outright prevent me from doing any work. So out of sheer frustration, I reset my PC, with the keep my files removing all the programs but not the files. Upon restarting, I download the programs that I use often, those being chrome and brave. Some how RiotClient survived the reset and i was able to download Valorant using that without giving it much thought.

Despite the reset, the BSODs continued. In trying to sort out my system glitches, I figured it might be a driver issue. So, I went ahead and ran SFC /scannow, checked for Windows updates, but no luck—everything seemed normal. I also tried analyzing memory dumps with WinDbg, which pointed me towards ntkrnlmp.exe and amdkmdag.sys. Believing my graphic drivers to be the cause of my problem, I ran DDU in safe mode during which I faced multiple BSODs, but after few tries I was successful in removing it. After which I installed AMD Adrenalin version graphics driver. I also turned off fast startup to prevent further corruption of my drivers, but do my surprise my boot up time increased substantially like upwards of 2 minutes, which previously was only 30 seconds. Yet the BSOD never stopped, upon visiting the lenovo support, I figured I was running a different graphic driver as opposed to the one recommended by Lenovo, which led me to then remove my graphics driver using DDU in safe mode and then reinstalling the ones provided by the manufacturer. After which my boot up time has gone back to what it previously was, even with fast startup turned off.

Despite all this, I am still getting BSODs. The frequency of which has gone down substantially, 1 every hour or so, or 2 consecutive every 2 hours. I havent yet gotten a BSOD for the past 2 hours while I am writing this.

BSOD

These are the BSODs that I usually encounter:

1. KERNEL SECURITY CHECK FAILURE
2. DRIVER OVERRAN STACK BUFFER
3. IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL
4. ATTEMPTED EXECUTE OF NOEXECUTE MEMORY
5. UNEXPECTED KERNEL MODE TRAP
6. PAGE FAULT IN NONPAGED AREA

Troubleshooting and Patterns

SFC /scannow comes clean and my windows is upto date. I should have ran Driver Verifier for the minidump which would help pinpointing the faulty driver, but I am hesitant to do so, as my previous attempt at resetting it or disabling it was not working, it eventually did but it scared me enough to not try it again. Windows also seems to crash and restart without the BSOD. BSOD occurs most of the time when watching a youtube video, idling, while playing valorant or on startup. It also occurs more often when it is plugged in as opposed to running on battery.

Event Viewer

While going through Event Viewer, I got the following warnings leading upto most of the BSODs:

1.The driver \Driver\WudfRd failed to load for the device ACPI\AMDI0080\1.

2.The driver \Driver\WudfRd failed to load for the device ROOT\SYSTEM\0002.

3.The driver \Driver\WudfRd failed to load for the device ROOT\SYSTEM\0001.

3.The driver \Driver\WudfRd failed to load for the device SWD\DRIVERENUM{1d7f5858-08a3-446f-830a-766a146ebf3a}#Micron_MTFDHBA512QFD_Think_component&6&66f7d86&0.

4.The driver \Driver\WudfRd failed to load for the device USB\VID_27C6&PID_55B4\6&2858997c&0&3.

Here's the link to minidump files: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/ajt92ls4in2bu6c14ftt3/h?rlkey=a07aytx7sucfb83xxc282d0v5&dl=0

I'm seeking guidance on any additional steps to identify and resolve the root cause of the crashes. Your insights or recommendations would be greatly appreciated. I understand that BSODs can result from both software and hardware issues. I want to ensure my software is in good shape before considering hardware assistance, so any advice on identifying and resolving software-related causes would be invaluable.

System Info: Lenovo IDEAPAD Flex 5