I'm not familiar with 0x13a bugchecks (or W8>10), but as far as I can tell, it roughly means: "Memory in the kernel (Windows' core) was fatally overwritten. The kernel allocates a block of heap memory of a given size and *some buggy driver* writes to memory beyond the allocated size of the heap block."
It seems to have been triggered by the graphics subsection (win32kfull.sys default (no compatibility 'fix' needed) Windows graphics driver), though that might also use a 3rd party driver from the GPU/iGPU maker, AMD/ATI, nVidia, Intel etc., which might have been the real trigger.
If you can copy C:\Windows\Minidump\011017-8953-01.dmp to your Desktop, zip it (right-click it and select Send to > Compressed folder) and attach the resulting zip here, I could dig a little deeper.
If you can access W10's Repair options, a System Restore point would be a workaround, or if you can get access by another route and Rollback the graphics driver from Device Manager, that might also 'fix' it.