Driver Verifier Preventing PC From Booting Past Log-In screen

My HP desktop occasionally crashes about a couple of minutes after I open Chrome. This started about a month ago. The BSOD error code is different each time but the last time it said "kernel mode heap corruption." I can't remember the other error codes. The other times it crashed, I made sure my GPU driver was up to date and I ran memory diagnostic. It never found any issues. During this most recent incident, I tried something different. I used Driver Verifier. I used the standard settings and automatically selected all drivers installed. I rebooted the PC and it booted up to the log in screen. As soon as I logged in, the PC rebooted again. This boot loop happens each time and every time I type my password to log on it just reboots again. I turned the PC on and off with the power button 3 times to reach the advanced repair options. I went to start-up settings and disabled driver signature enforcement. It didn't resolve the issue. I went back to advanced repair and opened command prompt. I typed "verifier /reset" and it told me "no settings were changed." I typed "verifier /bootmode resetonbootfail" and restarted the PC. That didn't help either. Is there something else I can do to disable Driver Verifier?