BSOD upon launch of certain programs

[The Robot]

I am having an issue where whenever I launch a few particular programs (Sony Vegas, Premiere Pro, and AIDA 64), they just BSOD. I receive this error "The error is PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA (nvlddmkm.sys)" I was told that this was related to the graphics drivers on the system so what I did was uninstall them and reinstall them. Upon reinstalling them these programs work, but as soon as I reboot my PC, the same issue returns. I think that maybe this has something to deal with windows 10 but I am not too sure. My hardware is as follows: Strix gtx 970 (not overclocked) , i7 4790k (not overclocked), 16gb Corsair RAM, Maximus VII Hero, and an H100i. Something that may or may not be relevant is that the graphics card is in the second slot as the first slot doesnt work properly, (issue with be described below) but it does work in the second slot. Also whenever I do put it in the first slot the PC boots and these programs actually work. 

1st Slot issue: So whenever a GPU is installed in the first slot of my motherboard, the PC boots and everything, but after about 15mins or so it restarts. After the reboot my PC decides to run off of integrated graphics instead of the dedicated GPU, and it is not able to find the GPU. After a manual restart it finds the gpu but the problem persists. I am not too sure what causes this problem initially but I became too frustrated and tried the second slot, only to find that it works.

If you need any more information please ask! Thank you for all of your help!

P.S. Here is a link to the .dmp file https://www.mediafire.com/?6k7n5g8fazokpye

[anybodykek]

remove your ram and re-insert it paged areas usually have to do with ram errors and caching crap

[The Robot]

1 minute ago, anybodykek said:

remove your ram and re-insert it paged areas usually have to do with ram errors and caching crap

I have done this as well as an sfcscannow

[anybodykek]

try typing chkdsk /f /r C: (typing it in the run application)

 

[The Robot]

14 minutes ago, anybodykek said:

try typing chkdsk /f /r C: (typing it in the run application)

 

I did this and nothing occured

[anybodykek]

10 hours ago, The Robot said:

I did this and nothing occured

Well, rip. If it's a super serious issue for you, just backup your files, format your disc and clean-install Windows