BSOD when using Photoshop and Illustrator

When the new year came, I took the time to do a clean install of Windows 10 on my laptop to get out of the Insider Builds.

Fast forward a few weeks later, I get a BSOD while playing CS:GO. The error was Video_TDR_Failure caused by nvlddmkm.sys. Seeing that the driver is related to NVIDIA, I uninstalled it using DDU and reinstalled the latest drivers. I also did the same for the integrated Intel GPU, and removed the display overclock for good measure (from 95Hz back to the stock 60Hz).

For a while, everything was fine until I got another BSOD, this time while using Illustrator. The error was DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE. I get another BSOD using Photoshop, with the same error message. I can recreate this right now simply by opening the two programs and clicking on some functions. It really doesn't take long for the whole system to crash. I tried reinstalling all of my Adobe programs this morning, no dice. I even did an in-place upgrade just this day with no positive outcome.

Again, I tried reinstalling my two display drivers and nothing, the display overclock doesn't seem to be the one to cause this. I'm all out of ideas. I tried learning basic BSOD debugging but I can't seem to comprehend it and pinpoint the exact cause of all these annoyances. I also did MemTest86 for 30 minutes with no errors. While I know that it must be run at least overnight, I really don't think it's caused by the RAM. I might just run it overnight this evening just to be sure.

Please help me out. Thank you.

EDIT: Just ran Furmark for ~15 minutes and GPU temps never exceeded 65°C. Don't think it's an overheating issue.

Dump still indicates a problem with Nvidia:

Code:

BugCheck 9F, {3, ffffa483d2207060, ffffb60a24e3ec20, ffffa483d8d59690}
*** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for nvlddmkm.sys
*** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for nvlddmkm.sys
Implicit thread is now ffffa483`d0924080

Since the latest driver doesn't help, try the one from the Dell web site:

Attachment 221772

Use DDU again but only install the Nvidia graphics driver and the PhysX driver. See if that helps.

Now you need to block Windows Update from updating it again. Otherwise you'll be right back where you were.

How to Enable or Disable Including Driver Updates in Windows Update in Windows 10