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Premiere pro is crashing my Windows 10pro

Adobe softwares specifically Premiere pro and photoshop are crashing my whole windows giving "blue screen of death". Everytime i use warp stabilizer on a footage that need stabilizing will crash my whole windows sometimes able to restart it automatically sometimes i have to do that manually. I'm not very certain what triggered photoshop for crashing. But one thing that i did notice is that under my brush's color selection wheel, i have pixelation and not a perfect smooth circle. 

I obviously have licensed adobe and windows 10pro so it must not be a problem. 

Specs-

Intel i9 9900x 

Asus prime x299 deluxe 2 

Corsair vengeance c16 rgb pro 3000mhz 64gb ram

Zotac rtx 2080 amp extreme oc 8gb

 

I have already contactes Adobe, my case was serious so it got escalated to the highest level, they took remote access of my pc and after 6-8 days they made sure it's nothing wrong with their software, 

I talked to windows as well, they said the same. NVIDIA and Zotac are still looking into it. What do you think?? 

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Clean install windows.

Don't install drivers from the motherboard cd/website, just use the default stuff that windows update installs.

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Is this strictly limited to this software? Have you tried running without your graphics card? Fresh install of Windows? It could be driver issues or even hardware issues. Is this a laptop or desktop? Whether you obviously have adobe and windows pro licensed or not should not be a problem... but you know? That could be an issue too.

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Usually that error code is related to overclocking instability. Could that be issue?

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