Sorry for the delay in reply. I've been offline.
Thanks for the clarification.
A clean install is a different procedure than what you have tried before. If you experience a BSOD during or after a clean install, it is confirmed that the problem is hardware-related.
I will leave instructions for performing the clean install below.
If you don't have a USB installation media, create one using the Media Creation Tool.
You can create the installation media on an empty USB flash drive with at least 8GB.
Below are instructions for creating installation media on a USB flash drive.
- Download the tool from the link below;
https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2156295
- Double-click on the downloaded file to run the tool;
- If prompted by UAC (User Account Control), click on "Yes";
- Read the terms and click "Accept" if you agree;
- Leave the "Use the recommended options for this PC" box checked and click "Next."
- Select "USB flash drive" and click "Next".
- Connect the USB flash drive you want to use, click the "Refresh drive list" link, select the USB flash drive, and click "Next";
(Note that the files on the USB flash drive will be deleted. Make a backup of the files if necessary.)
- Wait for the procedure to finish and click "Finish" when the USB flash drive is ready.
If necessary, make a copy of your files to an external storage device or a cloud storage service. A clean install will remove all data stored on the system drive.
Then clean install as instructed under "Use the installation media to perform a clean install" in the article below.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/rei...
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