Sporadic BSOD No Obvious Cause Or Pattern

Computer won't boot to Windows with Driver Verifier running.

Here is the .zip file generated after I ran in safe mode and disabled driver verifier: Attachment 170763

zbook said:

1) Turn off windows driver verifier as the dumps need to be fixed first.
Only after whocrashed displays a valid test dump can windows driver verifier be used.
2) For Ccleaner:
a) un-check memory dumps and windows log files
3) For startup and recovery > settings > system failure > un-check automatic restart

Sorry just saw this doing now:
Attachment 170764 Attachment 170765

The zip as expected did not have dump files as the dump problem has not yet been fixed.
For windows error reporting service properties change manual to automatic > click start > reboot
For the attachment in #14 it could not be opened. Please re-post.
After the changes have been made to: startup and recovery, ccleaner, windows error reporting, etc. > open whocrashed > perform dump test > click analyze > post results into the thread. When working properly it will display dead or deaddead.

Attachment 170766 Attachment 170767
Looks like WhoCrashed is working properly

Great!
Turn on windows drive verifier.
Whenever there is a BSOD > run whocrashed > update or uninstall driver > reinstall driver
Depending on the driver misbehaving the fix method may be altered.
Please post a zip into the thread for guidance.

Okay Windows will not boot now. Should I disable driver verifier and do the steps above?

Which step preceded the boot problem?
The un-checking of the automatic restart is to give you time to view the BSOD window.
It should display the bugcheck and it may display the misbehaving driver in the form *.sys.
The windows driver test settings can impact the performance of the computer/tool.
So the number of tests that are performed at any one time may need to be reduced.
Change the tests on the first link to the tests on this second link.
Driver Verifier-- tracking down a mis-behaving driver. - Microsoft Community
Enable and Disable Driver Verifier in Windows 10 Performance Maintenance Tutorials

So I disabled the driver verifier because it would not boot.

Attachment 170770

Here is the .zip folder: Attachment 170771

zbook said:

Which step preceded the boot problem?
The un-checking of the automatic restart is to give you time to view the BSOD window.
It should display the bugcheck and it may display the misbehaving driver in the form *.sys.
The windows driver test settings can impact the performance of the computer/tool.
So the number of tests that are performed at any one time may need to be reduced.
Change the tests on the first link to the tests on this second link.
Driver Verifier-- tracking down a mis-behaving driver. - Microsoft Community
Enable and Disable Driver Verifier in Windows 10 Performance Maintenance Tutorials

It literally shows the UEFI screen and then the step before Windows begins loading with the circle of dots. It just hangs on the Asrock Logo. With no BSOD

Okay so the new driver verifier settings will allow me to boot. Let's see if it crashes