How do I troubleshoot sudden random shutdowns?

Here's the Everything files link

dmp files - Google Drive

1) Uninstall Malwarebytes using the applicable uninstall tool:
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...kaP1tsiwRTguPq

2) Uninstall ESET using the applicable uninstall tool:
Uninstall ESET manually using the ESET uninstaller toolESET Knowledgebase


3) Turn on Windows defender

4) The hardware driver can be tested using Windows driver verifer
Indicate when you have made a brand new restore point and backed up all important files to another drive or the cloud or made a backup image

Code:

mwac.sys     Wed Sep 12 14:28:27 2018 (5B9984FB)

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mbamswissarmy.sys Fri Aug 24 07:44:58 2018 (5B8019EA)

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farflt.sys   Tue Sep  4 06:45:39 2018 (5B8E8C83)

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igdkmd64.sys Mon Nov 26 16:26:05 2012 (50B4089D)

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eubakup.sys  Mon May 14 11:34:22 2018 (5AF9D6AE)

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EUBKMON.sys  Mon May 14 11:34:56 2018 (5AF9D6D0)

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EuFdDisk.sys Mon May 14 11:35:11 2018 (5AF9D6DF)

I don't know what those codes mean. I would need to research that.

I hesitate to uninstall Malwarebytes and ESET, paid software that I haven't had an issue with (that I know of). Why Windows Defender instead?

These are temporary steps.
The codes are for me to keep track of the findings in the logs.
After the troubleshooting has completed you can reinstall both ESET and Malwarebytes.
The troubleshooting will be completed when the misbehaving drivers or malfunctioning hardware is found.
And when the computer environment is stable (no more unexpected restarts)

Ok. I will do that tomorrow. Do I need to use the uninstaller links rather than the usual program uninstall from control panel? I see with ESET I might have to reinstall some network adapters otherwise. ( I wouldn’t know how to go about that ).

Ok. I understand. I will do the uninstalls and then I will put a system image on my external hard drive with my EaseusTodo backup Software. After creating a new system restore point, should I then run the tool? (I have a Netbook I can use to access instructions) or post back if things go badly.

It is Thanksgiving this weekend in Canada, so I may not get to this till next week.

The tool Windows driver verifier is used to cause bsod crashes.
Sometimes the computer can become sluggish with decreased performance and very slow boots.
So precautions are made to:
a) backup all important files to another drive or to the cloud
b) make a backup image and save the backup image to another drive or to the cloud
c) make one or more new restore points

After each bsod the windows advanced troubleshooting menu is used to turn off or recover from using the tool.
When back on the desktop the misbehaving driver(s) are uninstalled.
New drivers can be immediately installed or can be installed after all misbehaving drivers are uninstalled.
The end result should be the same.

When using Windows driver verifier there are customized test settings.
All non-Microsoft drivers will be tested simultaneously.
The initial test settings will be three simultaneous test using the customized settings in this link:

Enable and Disable Driver Verifier in Windows 10 | Windows 10 Tutorials

If there are no misbehaving drivers using the settings or if there are no additional misbehaving drivers after using the three tests the customized test settings are changed to the customized settings in this link (approximately 19 simultaneous tests)

Driver Verifier-- tracking down a mis-behaving driver. - Microsoft Community

Please learn the Windows advanced troubleshooting menu methods to turn off or recover from using the tool.
The windows advanced troubleshooting menu can be opened by using the administrative command prompt command:
​shutdown /r /o /f /t 00

The windows driver verifier tool is used for 48 hours.
After the last bsod the tool is used an additional 36 hours of typical computer use.
If there are no further bsod during the 36 hours the tool is turned off and it will complete the use of the tool.

Hmmm. I have not had any black screens or unexplained shutdowns for 2 days. I will see if any more occur over the weekend.

Has that been with the removal of both antivirus software products?