WinCDEmu's BazisVirtualCDBus.sys causes BSODs with certain GPUs

[LegoLoco7]

I couldn't tell you exactly what the problem is, (and I know I'll likely get no reply, but) the installable build of WinCDEmu has caused BSODs on my gaming laptop, and, just today, a BSOD on my desktop PC of which I recently installed a graphics card to. Both PCs have an NVIDIA GPU, but I've seen someone else report BSODs related to BazisVirtualCDBus.sys on a Windows 8.1 system with a Radeon GPU. For now, I'm using the portable version instead in case it helps (I haven't tried it on my other PC yet). By the way, both the PCs I use have Windows 10. I need WinCDEmu because not all the CD image files I have are ISO format like Windows supports by default. Otherwise, I might have to start extracting my CD image files into folders instead using 7-Zip or WinRAR then reinstall each of their software.

[sskras]

For now, I'm using the portable version instead in case it helps (I haven't tried it on my other PC yet). By the way, both the PCs I use have Windows 10.

Portable version exhibits a minor issue on my Windows 10 (21H2), something related to unloading the driver or so.
I am unsure if that would improve things, but I recommend to try installing it instread.

[LegoLoco7]

That doesn't help anything, I'm sorry to say. That's how I originally used WinCDEmu, and it has the same BSOD issue as the portable version.

Also, I actually meant that as of me opening this issue, I started using the portable version instead of the installed version in the hopes that it'd alleviate the issue, but it did not.

[sskras]

@LegoLoco7, I am just a user, but still want to suggest.

Did this BSOD produced a minidump? The easy way to check is by using BlueScreenView tool.

If true, I'd compress it into .zip and just upload it here. Some passing-by folks might take a peek at it later, and probably offer some insights.

PS. Also mentioning the affected GPUs might help too.