BSODing when Windows loads, looking for any help.

Ospreytoon3 · June 21, 2019

Currently, I'm running Windows 10. A couple days ago, I attempted to play Metro: Exodus on the Windows store. Long story short, the game completely froze my PC, and I had to force shutdown. Now, whenever I boot my PC, I get stuck in a BSOD loop. After a few tries, it'll get past the BSOD loop, and once I'm loaded into Windows, my computer works completely fine.

The BSOD always give the Stop code "PAGE FAULT IN NONPAGED AREA", and it always says that ACPI.sys has failed. If I attempt to open ACPI in Event Viewer, I will always get the error message "MCC has detected an error in a snap-in and will unload it", which leads me to believe that there's something wrong with it, though every scan I've tried says that it working fine, and it's fully updated, so I can't force it to update.

I've also had windows scan both of my drives, and it found errors on my main drive the first time I scanned it, but never again. That stop code is also associated with RAM issues, so I've tested and re-seated both sticks of ram. I couldn't find a single problem with it. I've also used the SFC and DISM tools, both while my PC was on, and while I was booting. I've forced Windows to update, and I've also re-installed windows, but it hasn't done anything to help. It looks like the CBS log found something, but honestly, I have no idea what I'm looking at with that. If you want to see those, I put both the full log and a text file with the most recent stuff in my google drive, here.

Typically, I can fix my PC, but I'm just stumped at this point. I don't have a clue what the problem is, and I have no idea what I can do to fix it. I'll take any and all advice.

Parts: Asus ROG 1080TI, I7 8700K, Asus Z370E, 2x8GB Corsair Vengeance RAM at 3600MHz. Windows is on a 250GB 960 EVO M.2, secondary drive is a 4TB WD Black drive.