Constant BSOD Loop

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Hi guys so I’m really not the most technical person so I would be very grateful for your help.

So I recently made the mistake of downloading drivers from Snappy Driver Installer and ever since doing so I am getting constant BSOD to the point where if I do manage to get into windows I only have 2 mins before the BS comes back. But it’s almost like it’s getting worst and keeps looping and going straight to diagnosing pc screen. I am unable to boot to a restore point as well as reset the PC entirely. I don’t know what other options I now have.

Thank you so much, any help would be amazing!
 
Also the BSOD I received was Rcraid.sys to start with and now it’s a Critical system error.
 
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