Multiple BSOD - Maybe updated graphics driver or hard drive?

Here are the screenshots. I'm not an expert but nothing looks too concerning to me. Could it be my NTFS driver? If so, how do I go about updating that?

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Back again. I've recently upgraded the HD that I thought might be the culprit but the BSOD's are still happening every so often. Them seem to be limited when I'm putting a hard drive under heavy load (2 times the past few weeks while using Adobe Lightroom, once while using Cyberlink Power Director). Attached are the latest log files. Thanks again.

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axe0 said:

What AV do you have?

Code:

ffffd000`2e7bb240  fffff801`a0e78520 tcpip!UdpTlProviderSendMessagesCalloutRoutine
ffffd000`2e7bb248  ffffd000`2e7bb310
ffffd000`2e7bb250  00000000`00000001
ffffd000`2e7bb258  fffff801`a0e78535 tcpip!UdpTlProviderSendMessagesCalloutRoutine+0x15
ffffd000`2e7bb260  ffffd000`2e7bb701
ffffd000`2e7bb268  ffffd000`2e7bb420
ffffd000`2e7bb270  ffffe001`cc415360
ffffd000`2e7bb278  fffff801`a0e78520 tcpip!UdpTlProviderSendMessagesCalloutRoutine

Please update your BIOS
ASRock > 970 Extreme4

Alright I updated the BIOS, can't believe I didn't update that sooner. What do you mean by AV? Audio/video? If so, I am outputting over HDMI to a acer monitor. As far as video I just use Sennheiser headphones.

Thanks again.

axe0 said:

AV = AntiVirus, your protection software :)

Ah, that makes a lot more sense. I am on fire in this thread.

I just use Windows Defender.