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Could I suggest that you set your system to not auto restart after a BSOD. You can then get information about driver or dll that Windows believes took it out. Nirsoft BluesecreenView may also shed some light on this.
To change auto restart behavior, Control Panel, System and Security, System, on left Advance System Settings, Startup and Recovery, Settings, Uncheck box for Automatically restart. While you are there you can change to a mini dump which I believe BlueScreenView requires.
If you set automatic restart to off you will have to power down and then power on to initiate boot. If system has reset button that will also start boot.
You will see a BSOD Crashes and Debugging section in forum. There are some specific posting requirements in a sticky should the issue persist.