Eventually making it down to about 10 services and then all of a sudden the bad service causing the BSOD seems to disappear or maybe there are more than 1 windows services causing this problem or a combination of services that will cause the issue. Then I would split that into two 25 services groups and then split it again.

So I went through a long process of elimination with loading into 'normal startup' and then disabling 50 windows services at a time until I found a batch of 50 where the computer would properly shutdown. This makes me think there is a windows service causing the BSOD. Both times the computer shutdown properly. The only times I have been able to temporarily fix the problem was by either 9. Changed power plan to different power plans Checked all devices in device manager and made sure none were checked to allow computer to save power under power managementĦ.

Reinstalled graphic card drivers to newest non-beta driversĥ. Performed DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /CheckHealthĤ. After searching the web for this specific BSOD many referenced that it is related to a bad driver or corrupted operating system. What I have done to attempt to remedy the BSOD. I am now currently on v1909 and outside the roll back window to go back to 1809. Returning back to v1809 resolves the problem. I did upgrade to v1909 and problem persists. This problem did not happen in Windows 10 v1809. My computer attempts to shutdown and after about 5-10 minutes I receive the BSOD. Ever since I upgraded from Windows 10 Pro v1809 to v1903 I receive a BSOD Driver Power State Failure when I restart, shutdown or sleep.

Win 10 driver power state failure