BSOD help on Laptop

[Thornbite]

Hello everyone,

This is my first post on LTT, and sadly it is a troubleshooting thread. I just received a laptop (not new, but new to me) and It's been giving me blue screens while playing games. The most demanding titles that I play on this system are CS:GO and Insurgency. The laptop seems to run them fine, but doesn't seem to blue screen while doing other tasks or while it is idle. Also, I should note that I've tested the memory and there were no errors. The links below provide links to my Sysnative file collection file as well as the perfmon. The error that I receive every BSOD is also below.

KERNEL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILURE

 

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4iy_nR2_Nn3MVdVNTVnM3FqY0k/view?usp=sharing

 

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4iy_nR2_Nn3RkRfeVhPNWRPM2M/view?usp=sharing

 

System Information:

 

• OS - Windows 10 x64 (Windows 8 was originally installed, OEM OS, and I upgraded)
• Age of System - I believe it's only a few years old, but I received this laptop second hand.
• Age of OS installation - I just upgraded to Windows 10, and after upgrading and backing up files, I did a clean install.
• CPU model - Intel i5-3210M @ 2.50 GHz
• Video - Intel HD Graphics 4000 (integrated)
• System Manufacturer - ASUS
• Model - X75A

[toogamer]

I've had many blue screens while playing CS:GO but they were different error codes, and my friend has had this error and it was apparently fixed with manual driver updates.

[Thornbite]

It's always the same error for me, but I've installed the newest drivers updates for windows 10 off of the ASUS website (there was one). I've also updated the BIOS to the newest version, tried clean install's of windows and everything. I'm almost certain that it's a driver issue but I'm not sure what device yet.

EDIT:I figured out the issue. I had just got a new Corsair K65 keyboard and I realized that I had an unknown USB device in device manager. The keyboard comes with two USB plugs, one for power and one for the actual input from the keyboard. When using the keyboard on USB 3.0 you only need to use the USB plug for the input. This solved the issue of the unknown USB device. I also updated some drivers through device manager to a headset that I was using through my Xbox Elite controller, so that could have been the issue as well. I haven't had a blue screen during games since.