Hello, thank you for reaching out to Microsoft Q&A.
Your minidump files only indicate RAM (memory) corruption. There’s no third-party driver name visible in the crash files.
If the crash happens again, please share the new dump files so we can identify the driver causing the problem.
You can also force Windows to generate minidump files and help identify any faulting drivers.
To do that, enable Driver Verifier and let your PC crash three times. After that, disable Driver Verifier and upload the newly created minidump files. Be sure to create a system restore point before making any changes to your device.
See the “Driver Verifier: tracking down a misbehaving driver” article written by Microsoft MVP Sumit for the steps.
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