Hi folks!
Begin to respond to the above regarding OpenVPN. Thank you for analyzing my logs/dmp.
I'm not sure, but it could be related to that I usually have lots of stuff running when I need to connect to customers, maybe that in combination lured the problem out. I had BSODs when not OpenVPN was active too, but not as frequent.
All my customer run OpenVPN as a roadwarrior solution, no problem there. I run it on a couple of other machines, no problems (Thinkpad Carbon, Thinkpad T14s gen 2, Thinkpad X1 Yoga 3rd Gen, Microsoft Surface Book 3...)
But to the point, I got a replacement sent to me after I did a hardware RMA of the unit. It was an "advanced replace" as Microsoft calls it, they send out a replacement unit, you swap unit and send back the faulty one. They had already imported the new HWID into to my tenant (Office 365/AzureAD/EndPoint/Intune) so I just took my existing SSD and put it into the new machine and got it running (some quirks at first logon because of the membership in azure and the new serialnumber, but then everything was fine.)
This has been running without BSODs or any trouble since the replacement (2023-08-31), this is with the exact same OS-install that the faulty machine was running. So, can't rule out that it actually was faulty hardware.
And once again, can't thank everybody enough for going through this with me! THANKS! Without you I had probably still been fighting with support to get them to accept the RMA-replacement.
Case resolved and I got a stable machine again, with and without peripherals (eGPU-case with Nvidia GPU and GB NIC on thunderbolt. USB-C hub with security Card-reader, Webcam and more.)
Brgs!