Random and frustrating BSOD

Also, and let me apologize first if this sounds ridiculous, but is there any chance this could be some kind of weird USB issue? I was just thinking about the last few times I had a bluescreen, and I am almost positive just about every time there was something plugged into the front panel USB port. I say just about every time because I'm not sure it HAS been every time.....but the last few times for sure. Either my cell, or a Kindle or a hard drive in an enclosure.

Just something I thought might be important.

Ran CHKDSK and SFC.......no integrity violations in SFC. Here is the CBS Log you requested.

essenbe said:

Kelly, this may not be your problem or the cause, but I've had that happen to me a few times. It has always been an unstable overclock that I thought was stable, as I recall. Once I went back to bios, reset defaults, and re stabilized the overclock, everything went fine. I just never thought of MSE as a stand in for Prime95.

I set everything back to defaults about 2 months ago, and did the re-adjusting to get back to where I wanted....then tested it with Intel Burn Test, and Prime95, and Aida64. When the blue screens first started, I even set it back to defaults and ran it stock for awhile. As far as MSE goes, I used it for several years and all of a sudden it started freaking out on me during Full Scans. I uninstalled and reinstalled, checked that Defender was disabled, and it kept doing it. Quick scans are fine, and it used to do a full scan fine......I don't know what happened to it. Eventually I gave up on it and started using avast, which I really liked, but it looks like it may be a problem. I've not had a bluescreen since I uninstalled it, but it was too random to say if that was the source yet.

I may try taking it back to defaults and letting it run like that IF I get another bluescreen without avast on my system.

Thanks for the suggestions.

EDIT: I did check to make sure Windows Defender was off......and it was.