Hello @zbook
Sorry for the late reply. I read through your post and unfortuantely I have work for which I need the laptop. So, I will do the process you described as soon as I can when I am free.
The three methods you mentioned numbering 1,2,3 do I have to do all the three of them or just any one is enough with preference order being 1>2>3.
As BSODHunter typed the driver Netwbw02.sys was causing the bsod and was fixed.
The driver nvlddmkm.sys was from an older bsod.
After replacing Netwbw02.sys the logs no longer indicated any bsod.
After replacing Netwbw02.sys the logs indicated unexpected crashes without bugchecks (bsod).
Just 1 command that turns off windows driver verifier is needed.
Sometimes the command fails and then there are 2 additional methods to turn off windows driver verifier.
Philc43 typed that if you are satisfied you can mark the thread as solved.
So let us know whether you are or are not having unexpected crashes.
If you no longer have any unexpected crashes you can mark the thread solved.
If you continue to have unexpected crashes you can bring that to our attention when you have time to perform troubleshooting steps and we can guide you through the process.
Your welcome.
If you need any help please let us know.
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