Windows 10: Unexplained random DRIVER_VERIFIER_DMA_VIOLATION bluescreens

For the past month, I've been having the same blue screen condition occurring every 3 or so days. DRIVER_VERIFIER_DMA_VIOLATION, Bug Check Code: 0xe6, Parameter 1: 00000000`00000026The conditions causing the blue screen vary... for instance, I can regularly get it by clicking on pics in Discord which would launch a tab in Chrome. Other times, I might be watching a Twitch stream in Chrome. Or I might simply be doing nothing on my computer and it would just bluescreen & reboot.I was thinking that somehow the driver verifier was turned on, but I never did that and all attempts at disabling

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Random Unexplained BSOD

As the Title Question states, random unexplained BSOD happens within about 24 hours of each other, as of now twice. I have two minidumps for each crash and this started after I started using a new keyboard (and did install its options application [This is a Logitech keyboard]). Here's the minidump (Sorry, I don't have a reader to give any information directly as I obviously cannot read them myself). I apologize if this question is too vague, but the BSOD is always the generic Watchdog error code.

COMPUTER_DUMPS-12/16&17 – Google Drive

 

Constant bluescreens - still not fixed

I don't think you understood my issue - my bluescreens are random, so I can't do a clean boot and provoke a bluescreen. I am not sure what the steps you suggested have anything to do with my problem and it is not clear how it will help. The PC does boot
up normally, it just crashes randomly during the day.

I am pretty sure the issue is related to a driver that could be incompatible with Win 10. Please check the older threads to further understand the issue.

Thank you.

 

Nokia X6 - unexplained active connection

oh dear - another unexplained connection established this morning!



i've checked the packet data setting - it was set to "when needed".



I've taken the bold step of deleting "Vodafone internet GPRS" from the list of internet destinations. I now only have wifi connections stored in the internet destinations folder.



I expected therefore to now be unable to connect to the internet via GPRS, and this has indeed happened. I will phone vodafone and get them to resend the GPRS settings via text.



Boring.



In the meantime i know for sure that the phone won't be able to establish any unexplained connections!



the mystery continues though.....



i'll wait a while though - something (an app) may prompt me that it wants to connect to the internet and so i'll hopefully be able to identify the culprit then!



Lewis