WIndows 10 Pro Less Reliable, BSOD every few days lately

Windows 10 Professional (x64) Version 1909 Build 18363.657

Gigabyte GA-990FXA-UD3 Rev 3.0 Motherboard, AMD FX-6300 AM3+ 6 Core 3.50GHz,
Corsair CW-9060010-WW Hydro Series H55 Quiet Liquid AIO CPU Cooler, DDR3 RAM G.Skill PC3-10700 (667MHz),
Asus Radeon RX-550-2GB, Acer HR274HBMII 27 inch Widescreen LCD 1920 x 1080,
C: SSD Drive Kingston 240GB SSDNow UV400, D: Hard Drive Western Digital WD Blue 4TB WD40EZRZ-19GXCB0
Another 2 GB drive is currently in place for data transfer.

I put this system together on 09Aug2019 & it has been kept up to date with zonealarm running all the time & other online security tests done at least weekly.
Lately it has become less stable & has had a few BSOD with at least 2 different messages.
It has ZoneAlarm Extreme Security which has turned off by itself a couple of times & then has to be reinstalled.
I have run diagnostics & sfc in the past & got a total clean bill of health & run a few extra online virus & malware checks as well in case that was a problem.

I have included the file requested in the BSOD Sticky as well as reports by CPU-Z & Belarc Advisor in case they show something.

Thanks,
Brian.

Update (or uninstall):
Zone Alarm - check updates in program
Kaspersky Antivirus - check updates in program
Update Realtek LAN driver - Realtek PCIe FE / GBE / 2.5G / Gaming Ethernet Family Controller Software - REALTEK

OK.
Did both things.

I keep ZoneAlarm fully up to date & it was only reinstalled a couple of days ago after using their cleaner program to remove any residue so it couldn't be a cleaner install.

I do a check with another security program every week or so.

Last night ZoneAlarm did a malware warning message screen that it needed to disinfect & restart the system.
Stated to shut down open processes.
That is a new one to me - definitely not the usual way it works.

I did the driver as you requested.
Didn't think to look what version it was first though & I guess there is no way to check now if there was a change or not.

Why did you suggest that driver?
Just asking so that I know the trail to check in future.

Thanks,
Brian.

I become a bit paranoid about malware.

I have used different AntiMalware & even didn't use anything other than the built in Windows defender security for a few weeks after there was a payment issue.

In those few weeks I got hit with something that was only fixed by totally reformatting the drive - twice.
It was still on the drive after a normal reformat & I had to use a "military grade" format to wipe what ever it was.

I was also hit twice installing a new system a while ago when the new OS was getting all its updates.
I thought it was a false alarm at first but when I tried online security tests several would not even run & then I got a download to run.
I did a full reformat & reinstall since I didn't have any data on it to worry about.
I got hit a second time exactly the same.
The third time I finally got the system installed & working.

I have been very careful since - I appreciate any advice on security.

Earlier today & again tonight ZoneAlarm gave a warning about detecting & stopping RansomWare.

I want to get my system back to reliable & make sure that I don't get hit again.

Regards,
Brian