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Dual sense Edge is not the same as dual sense.
Open HidHide configration and add DS4Windows as tool. Everything in that list is on a white list. Then open ds4Windows and emulate xbox 360. Once you see there are 2 controllers, in HidHide check dualsense and click enable hiding. Then disconnect your dual sense and reconnect it. You should now have only xbox 360 in steam if you did everything correctly.
Shouldn't be possible. The issue comes from SteamApi. You are probably not talking about Dual Sense EDGE or are just saying bs for no reason.
Only thing that's worked for me so far has been using hid hide to hide the controller and ds4windows to emulate an xbox controller. I've heard disabling ecores for your cpu (if you have a 12th gen intel) works but I haven't tried it personally. Sounds like the steam input api for dual sense edge isn't working correctly and causing the "CLOCK_WATCHDOG_TIMEOUT" bsod.
I'll give it a try then. I tried it with DSX on Steam though but still having the same issue. My regular Dualsense works just fine. But the Edge one was problematic.