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The other computers were clean installs and still an update made one Windows installation unbootable and the other had sometimes daily BSODs which a computer repair store assured us was a RAM issue despite it working fine with the same configuration on Linux. After a few months the problem seemed to have fixed itself but I just switched to Linux on both machines.
It looks like we're both cursed with weird issues just with the other OS. I have had 5 times that I've had kernel panics and of the ones that I needed to troubleshoot it was Nvidia drivers and a hardware failure.