Initial inspection has me figure this to be most likely Daemon Tool's SPTD driver. While it's fairly up-to-date, it's known for having bugs time-from-time, or it conflicts with other filter drivers such as AV drivers. You'll wanna consider getting rid of it for the time being or find an update if there is one available and see if that'll fix it.
As for the analysis, I can't really go further unless you provide a kernel dump (
MEMORY.DMP in Windows directory) or activate
Driver Verifier. If you consider activating DV, then when you set it up, make sure
not to check
Low Resource Sim,
IRP Logging or
Force Pending I/O Requests. Those will commonly cause false positives. You
may want to turn on Force Pending I/O Requests for this particular crash, as the problem I see here seems to be causing by a pending IRP, but more likely than not you'll just wanna leave it off.
I also agree with Shyam in that it's always best protocol to provide as much detail as possible about your situation in order to get context.