System hangs/freeze at startup while NVIDIA services/apps start

What would happen if you uninstall Corsair 4 and reset the bios?
Can you do that during the troubleshooting?

I uninstalled Corsair LINK and then I've done a Clear CMOS, after that stuttering at startup aren't happening

zbook said:

How come your not testing both ram at the same time?
It eliminates a portion of testing that is important.

What would happen if you uninstall Corsair 4 and reset the bios?
Can you do that during the troubleshooting?

Any additional information to provide? I'm trying different BIOS settings but the LINK software always cause stuttering at startup, there's some incompatibility with the CPU fan management: when the CPU Q-Fan controller is ON from the BIOS then Corsair LINK won't show the liquid cooler fan speed and the water pump speed stays at 1300 rpm (Quiet profile), when the CPU Q-Fan controller is disabled from the BIOS then LINK takes the CPU fan speed control and starts showing the CPU fan speed as set as in the profile management, also the water pump speed raise up to 1900 when set as Quiet. All cables are plugged correctly onto the motherboard as shown in the Corsair H100i v2 manual.
Would maybe the Corsair Client and Service logs be helpful and show us some information in combination with the Windows Event viewer?

The Corsair 4 in another thread was reported as a more common source of bsod.
See if there is any troubleshooting steps in the Corsair4 forum.
There may be others in the forum that have direct experience

zbook said:

The Corsair 4 in another thread was reported as a more common source of bsod.
See if there is any troubleshooting steps in the Corsair4 forum.
There may be others in the forum that have direct experience

How can I fix some driver problems with Driver Verifier? Last time I've got stuck into a BSOD loop and no dumps were generated.

Often when using windows driver verifier it will display memory problems. So you need to rule in or rule out memory problems first. Once you know that RAM and DIMM are ok with 8 or more runs of Memtest86+ then seeing a result indicating probably memory is no longer directly related to a hardware problem. Anything less than 8 passes could be a false negative.
Memory problems. - Microsoft Community

I've done the memtest for each RAM stick, it ended with no errors

B1 slot:


B2 slot:

RAM is ok when tested independently.
To be complete you would test them simultaneously.
If necessary that can be done if the bsod reappear without a problematic driver or application.
Windows driver verifer you had used previously.
Maker sure your files are backed up.
Please make an image now using Macrium.
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Create a brand new restore point.
Use these settings for windows driver verifier: Driver Verifier-- tracking down a mis-behaving driver. - Microsoft Community
To turn off windows driver verifier there are two methods:
1) safe mode with command prompt: verifier /reset
2) command prompt Administrator: X:\windows\system32\cmd.exe: verifier /bootmode resetonbootfail
If methods 1 and 2 fail in turning off windows driver verifer you would then perform a system restore. The *.dmp is likely to be lost so there would be no progress made in the debugging.
Open administrative command prompt and type or copy and paste: shutdown /r /o /f /t 00
That will take you to the windows advanced troubleshooting menu so you can practice navigating.
Download and install both Bluescreenview and Whocrashed.
http://www.resplendence.com/whocrashed
Blue screen of death (STOP error) information in dump files.
For each bsod there will be a stop code typically driver verifier detected violation. Sometimes it will display the misbehaving driver in the form *.sys. If you see it please record it.
Each time you return to the desktop run each Bluescreenview and Whocrashed. One may add something to the analysis that the other missed.
With the new information about the misbehaving driver you will then uninstall the driver or application using device manager or control panel. You can keep uninstalling drivers until there are no more bsod or you can replace drivers after each uninstallation. The method is personal preference. The end result should be the same. The misbehaving drivers or applications should be removed or removed and replaced.
Make sure that the settings are updated so that automatic restart is unchecked:
Keyboard: win + r keys simultaneously > type or copy and paste: sysdm.cpl > click advanced tab > under startup and recover click settings > under system failure uncheck automatically restart
BSOD Finding and fixing them - Microsoft Community
When you have all of the backups, a brand new restore point and are comfortable navigating the windows advanced recovery you can start windows driver verifier.
Please create a new zip after the bsod so that we can guide you through the process:
BSOD - Posting Instructions - Windows 10 Forums