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The latest dump infdicates a problem with dfsc.sys

Code:

BugCheck A, {b0, ff, e5, fffff8034664e627}
*** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for dfsc.sys
*** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for dfsc.sys

This belongs to Microsoft Distributed File System Namespace Client. Unlikely to be the actual cause of a problem.
I know nothing about it other than what I can find via Google. DFS and AD (Active Directory) work together. What each does I have no idea. Maybe this is pointing to a possible hard drive problem. Might want to test it:
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HDD Test

Run SeaTools to check the integrity of your HDD.
SeaTools for DOS and Windows - How to Use - Windows 7 Help Forums

Run the following tests

1. Short Drive Self Test
2. Short generic
3. Long generic

If the short generic fails, no need for the long generic.

   Note

Do not run SeaTools on an SSD as the results will be invalid.

Post screenshots/photos of the test results

Is your SSD up to date on firmware? Looks like you have one much like mine: Samsung EVO 850 250GB. I have the 840.

The msinfo32 output shows two disks though. A 600+GB HDD and the 250GB SSD. It doesn't look like it's offline to em.

Code:

Item    Value    
Description    Disk drive    
Manufacturer    (Standard disk drives)    
Model    Microsoft Storage Space Device    
Bytes/Sector    4096    
Media Loaded    Yes    
Media Type    Fixed hard disk    
Partitions    1    
SCSI Bus    0    
SCSI Logical Unit    1    
SCSI Port    0    
SCSI Target ID    0    
Sectors/Track    63    
Size    565.95 GB (607,683,686,400 bytes)    
Total Cylinders    9,235    
Total Sectors    148,360,275    
Total Tracks    2,354,925    
Tracks/Cylinder    255    
Partition    Disk #4, Partition #0    
Partition Size    565.87 GB (607,602,585,600 bytes)    
Partition Starting Offset    135,266,304 bytes    
        
Description    Disk drive    
Manufacturer    (Standard disk drives)    
Model    Samsung SSD 850 EVO 250GB    
Bytes/Sector    512    
Media Loaded    Yes    
Media Type    Fixed hard disk    
Partitions    4    
SCSI Bus    0    
SCSI Logical Unit    0    
SCSI Port    0    
SCSI Target ID    0    
Sectors/Track    63    
Size    232.88 GB (250,056,737,280 bytes)    
Total Cylinders    30,401    
Total Sectors    488,392,065    
Total Tracks    7,752,255    
Tracks/Cylinder    255    
Partition    Disk #0, Partition #0    
Partition Size    500.00 MB (524,288,000 bytes)    
Partition Starting Offset    1,048,576 bytes    
Partition    Disk #0, Partition #1    
Partition Size    209.11 GB (224,526,336,000 bytes)    
Partition Starting Offset    525,336,576 bytes

Latest dump still points at AsIO.sys as a possible problem. Follow the directions I gave in post #5 above to stop it running, see if that helps.

Edit: Just noticed you still have Driver Verifier enabled which is wwhy you got the AsdIO.sys problem as before. Stop it in services then see if PC will boot with Verifier enabled.

Please disable Verifier when done. Directions in the Verifier link I gave you earlier.