kernel_security_check_failure

axe0 said:

Like I said, there are many drivers and the data is not specific, I don't know which one you need.
With the screenshots you provided I hoped there was something more specific, but there isn't.

So.. are you saying that you are unable to assist me any further?

Do you advise I just start another thread and hope another helper could find the issue?

axe0 said:

That won't work, creating multiple threads for the same problem is against the rules.

Although I'm one of the most active, it is worth it asking someone else to have a look at this.
New pair of eyes might give a new direction.

Please clarify what that means for me. Like what I would need to do to get that new pair of eyes, also do you know of anyone in particular who may be more qualified?
(heading to work, will read response later)

axe0 said:

What part is it that requires more clarification for you?

I know enough, but many of them aren't active at the Windows 10 Help Forums.

Please make screenshots of your installed programs and post them.
I remember this TP-Link network adapter could also arise in the device manager when certain software is installed.

TP-Link is just a wireless adapter that i got for this pc. Im just going to mark this as done because im just done with you personally.