BSOD - unidentified cause NTOSKRNL.exe majority of error messages

here's what i have:
Usual causes: Memory, Paging file corruption, File system, Hard drive, Cabling, Virus infection, Improperly seated cards, BIOS, Bad motherboard, Missing Service Pack
we can rule out the last one because you went through all the updates, memory is out as well because you have tested that already, this leaves pagig file corruption, filesystem, hard drive, cabln, virus and inproperl seated cards and bad mobo, i think it may be a ard drive corruption because of this line:
DISK_HARDWARE_ERROR: There was error with disk hardware

How to Tell if a Hard Drive Is Bad - 9 Easy Steps - wikiHow

Hello again.
I reviewed the link.
I do not have any noise from the drive, it being an SSD instead of a spinner.

So I ran a couple of tools, and they at least seem to think the drive is okay.

edit: to add a memtest shot
I had not run memtest since putting in the new memory.

edit again:
where do you see this?
"DISK_HARDWARE_ERROR: There was error with disk hardware"
I ran Agent Ransack over the files from the ZIP file, and it did not locate it
I just searched for this part
DISK_HARDWARE_ERROR

you will need t put it through a debugging software to dind those sorts of things, also, if that is fine, check your motherboard and BIOS

Okay I found what you are referring to.
In the DMP file, then Debug then the "analyze -v" data
It almost looks (to me) like it is looking for a drive that is not there, I am going to double check my bios settings for extra drives, I don't have.

BIOS:
A34 is the latest for my machine, and I am on that version.

MOBO:
going to pop it open to see if maybe I can see anything, also going to check all connections are snug.
Will pop my RAM and SSD out while doing so, just to make sure all connections are sound.
In looking for a tool to check the MOBO I found something(sort of), I will attach the results.
(When I noticed it was going to take 6 hours for a full scan, I stopped it early.)
edit note: What few capacitors I could see, look fine. Verified memory and SSD were snug, they seemed to already be, but still.

SFC:
I ran this again, *this time it actually said it fixed EVERYTHING* Hooray!

Intel Scan:
Found/ran the Intel scanner it said it found "nothing" for my system. Hopefully that means "that I need"

Antivirus:
Running Sophos (as noted in Profile) but doing a 3rd party, just in case.
edit note: 3rd party scan was complaining about network settings and never would run.

DVD/CD Drive: (edited to add this section)
Just had an epiphany, maybe. My DVD drive would not read discs, it would eject, but nothing else.
A USB CD drive, worked. Another from a same make/model worked. I swapped the DVD drive. I am now wondering if that could have been the failed drive that was reporting. I wouldn't have guessed a failed DVD/CD drive could cause BSODs but...maybe?

Summary:
No BSOD since 8/9 currently 8/12 - not claiming victory, but optimistic.

Thanks for your help. I will let this age a week, and close if the BSOD stays away.