System Service Exception

Before being able to attempt to download the drivers my PC abruptly crashed with Win32kbase.sys error. I have run sfc /scannow in cmd and it came back with no corrupt windows files. I have attached the logs.

What about "Realtek Asio Component"?
It must be either updated or reinstalled.
And if that doesn't work then removed completely.

Your logs show the driver is still there and likely causing random crashes.

I uninstalled all occurrences of Realtek listed in "Add or Remove Program". I then reenabled the driver verifier again and got the same issue. Have I not properly removed realtek or is it another issue now? Log is attached.
Thanks for the help.

Do you still have any Asus program (e.g. ROG Live Service)? If so, uninstall it

The driver caught is:

Driver: AsIO2.sys
Date: 09/04/2019
Description: Asusgio2

Which is it looks like one of the audio drivers.

You may need to show hidden devices in device manager (Click on "View" to show hidden deivces)
Then locate this driver and uninstall it.

You have a lot of asus software on your PC, including asus update assistant, while not relevant to your problem these programs are usually called "Bloatware", and most people avoid having bloatware on their computers.

Try identify which asus package installs this driver and remove it.

AsIO2.sys Windows process - What is it?
Software bloat - Wikipedia

I have gone through anything linked to Asus, ROG, and Aura and removed all frameworks and programs that were installed. I then looked through the device manager to see if I can find any hidden drivers but I don't believe any of them are using AsI02(Is that a definite way to check?). I have once again uploaded the log of the most recent AsI02 BSOD incase it helps. Sorry if I'm being stupid here.
Attachment 285420

Please follow bellow steps to share drivers info:

1. Right click on Windows button and click on "Windows PowerShell (Admin)"
2. copy/paste all of the bellow code at once and right click into console then hit enter

Code:

Get-WindowsDriver -Online -All | ? ProviderName -ne Microsoft |
select Driver, Version, DriverSignature, OriginalFileName, ClassName, ProviderName, Date > C:\drivers.txt

3. Wait few seconds, this will create a file called "drivers.txt" in your C drive
4. Zip up the file and attach to your new reply

Driver list is attached,

Thanks.

I'm not sure if this will give what we are looking for but there are 2 ASUS drivers in the list,
please zip and upload following 2 files:

C:\Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\rogms.inf_amd64_8fae63689d328f2a\rogms.inf
C:\Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\rogkb.inf_amd64_1abec25fd9a6131c\rogkb.inf

Attached the two files,

Thanks.