Dear Анна Корнивец,
Welcome to the Microsoft Community
Thank you for reaching out about the recurring blue screen issue on your Windows 11 Pro system. I understand the concern this has caused, and I'm here to assist you in resolving it.
The discrepancy in the blue screen logs identifying as Windows 10 on a Windows 11 system relates to how core system files and internal version numbers are identified. This is a nominal distinction and does not indicate a problem with your system. Please rest assured that this does not impact the functionality or stability of your Windows 11 operating environment.
Regarding the specific issue recorded in the blue screen log, it appears that LightingService.exe is causing the blue screen on your computer. This software is commonly found on systems with Asus's motherboards and is used to manage RGB lighting for various computer components and peripherals. It is typically associated with components like AURA RGB Lighting or Armoury Crate.
To address this issue, I recommend checking for updates to the LightingService software. Updating the software may resolve the blue screen problem you're experiencing. Alternatively, if you do not use or require this software for your setup, you can consider uninstalling it. Rest assured, as this software is not a core Windows component, removing it should not impact the normal operation of your system.
Please proceed with updating or uninstalling the LightingService software as per your preference. If you encounter any further questions or need additional assistance, please don't hesitate to reach out. I'm here to help resolve any concerns you may have. I look forward to your response.
Best Regards,
Martin | Microsoft Community Support Specialist