This looks rather like a problem with the Nvidia HD Audio driver nvhda64v.sys, this driver is known to sometimes cause conflicts with the on-board audio driver.
One of your dumps points specifically at nvhda64v.sys. This driver is part of the Nvidia graphics driver package and the version you have is very old in Nvidia driver terms, dating from January 2023...
Code:
5: kd> lmDvmnvhda64v
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fffff803`28d00000 fffff803`28d1e000 nvhda64v T (no symbols)
Loaded symbol image file: nvhda64v.sys
Image path: \SystemRoot\system32\drivers\nvhda64v.sys
Image name: nvhda64v.sys
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Timestamp: Fri Jan 20 12:48:10 2023 (63CA716A)
CheckSum: 0001EE26
ImageSize: 0001E000
Translations: 0000.04b0 0000.04e4 0409.04b0 0409.04e4
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TBH you only need this driver installed if you are sending audio from an Nvidia graphics card over an HDMI lead. In that case the best way to remove this driver is to download the latest Nvidia graphics driver package for your RTX4060 from the
Nvidia website, it's dated 4th April 2024. When you install it choose a 'custom install (advanced)' and uncheck the HD Audio driver box. In addition, you only need the USB-C driver if you have a monitor connected via a USB-C port, and you only need the PhysX driver if you play games that require it. Otherwise uncheck these drivers also.
The other dumps fail due to a PCIe root port but these also are almost certainly due to the Nvidia graphics card and its HD Audio driver.
That said, laptops in particular often use customised graphics drivers, for operability and battery-saving reasons. It's not uncommon to find that generic drivers from Nvidia, which don't contain these customisations, sometimes cause problems, even BSODs. If installing the latest Nvidia driver for your RTX4060 as above does not stop these BSODs then I would recommend that you visit the
Asus support site for your G614JV model and download the latest Nvidia driver from there (it's dated 29th Nov 2023). That driver is guaranteed to be compatible with your laptop, so see whether that stops these BSODs.
BTW. If you need to post again can you please change your system language to English before running the SysnativeBSODCollectionApp. I only read English I'm afraid and most of your logs are unintelligible to me.
