Windows 10 Pro BSOD

Hello,
I just started getting the BSOD last night. I was working on my laptop, as usual, and all of a sudden, the system froze. No other option than to hard reboot. When it came back, as per my usual habit, I started Task Manager (performance tab). I got another BSOD in less than 2 seconds. It repeated on the next attempts as well. On the third attempt, I did not start Task Manager right away, and it stayed up. I started task manager after about 5 minutes and it crashed again. Then, I went to sleep.

Today, I retried the above steps and it happened again. Then, tried the sfc /scannow and dism commands, but it did not help. But then, I restarted task manager but did not click on the performance tab. The laptop has been up for about 45 minutes now.

I have collected the V12 logs (attached here). I have not collected the DM logs yet. Should I?

Also, while composing this post, found this: Blue Screen of the day—update crashes Windows 10 PCs on print | Ars Technica

I found that KB50000802 was installed last night by Microsoft. I have now uninstalled it (but the attached logs are before this uninstall).

Windows version number: 2004 (OS Build 19041.867)

Please help.
Thanks.
Ajay

Update NVIDIA Graphics driver - NVIDIA DRIVERS Quadro Desktop/Quadro Notebook Driver Release 418 WHQL

MrPepka said:

Update NVIDIA Graphics driver - NVIDIA DRIVERS Quadro Desktop/Quadro Notebook Driver Release 418 WHQL

The update of NVIDIA graphics driver (using the above link) failed with a message that the system is configured to require a standard windows driver type. See attached.

zebal said:

Hello, please try again, but this time instead of "Express" installation choose "Custom" and the check "Clean installation" checkbox.

If not working you can get standard driver from here:
Advanced Driver Search | NVIDIA

zebal, you are a savior. The earlier download did not give an option to choose "custom" or "express". It identified the incompatibility before giving those options. The standard driver (downloaded 392.63-quadro-desktop-notebook-win10-64bit-international-whql.exe) was good - did a clean install as you suggested. I restarted the system after that (just for my sake). The task manager has not crashed since then, even though I am on the performance tab. It has been more than 5 minutes - used to crash in 2 seconds.

Thank you so much, appreciate all the help from all the members.

Ajay