Windows 10: BSOD after using/installing a National Instrument software

Good morning,I've experienced a BSOD while using National Instruments' SW like LABView, and while installing/uninstalling new NI products.While installing/unistalling NI products the error 1612 pop-up many times, which seems to be related with Windows error.I leave attached the .dmp files I found in Minidump Windows folderDump files.zipI think that there's incompatibility with the SW installed and Windows kernel, since the Windows process involved is ntoskrnl.exe or similar.Could you please tell me more information to understand the cause of the problem?Thank you in Advance

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Facing BSOD with different errors in Windows 10

Well I uninstalled all the National Instrument Softwares, and deleted all the leftovers, but somehow it failed to uninstall the drivers. They still show in the driver list of Driver verifier, and windows crashes too early due to "nipxibaf.sys".

So i tried to manually delete all the drivers shown in the Verifierwith signature of
National Instrument from
system32/driver/folder. But that leads to failed booting BSOD saying " Inaccessible_boot_device". So i had to use system restore and fix my pc back. I am sure i didn't delete any other file from
the drivers folder except the ones having National Instrument copyright. I tried it two times giving the same error in the end

Well I don't know how to delete those rogue drivers from my PC. Those drivers are not shown in Device manager so i can't uninstall them as u suggested.

 

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I received an error message "Cannot access the Windows Management Instrumentation Software. Windows files may be moved or missing". This was after I had tried to download Nikon Studio software from the Nikon website. Nikon support tried various things without success before asking me to run a System Report Summary which caused the above message. They suggested a problem in Windows.

How do I resolve this issue

 

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