Help needed to diagnose BSOD from xboxgip.sys

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Hi,I am getting random BSOD's when using my official XBOX One controller with the official XBOX Wireless Adapter for Windows while having headphones plugged into the 3.5mm headphone jack on the controller. However, when I unplug the wireless adapter and use a USB Type C cable with the headphones plugged in no BSOD's seem to occur which seems to indicate there is an issue with the wireless adapter. WinDbg has reported the failure is with xboxgip.sys. Below is the System Information and steps that I have performed to try and diagnose the issue:-System information is as follows:-Operating System

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