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What happens if you try on the Intel integrated IGP (if one is present)? Do the crashes go away?
What happens if you play without the Xbox gamepad connected? Do the crashes go away? Many of the results I'm finding with dwm crashes pointing to ism.dll indicate an Xbox gamepad as a possible factor. If you suspect or find this to be the cause, you can try to download the "Xbox accessory app" and update the firmware on the gamepad.
When I tried researching (read as, Google) situations with dwm having crashes and ism.dll being involved, there was a number of them that mentioned specifically that crashes are occurring during games, and most of them have Xbox gamepads.
https://www.reddit.com/r/techsupport/comments/kj3277/desktop_window_manager_crashing_sporadically/
That may or may not be your issue. Another one I came across stated that while playing with the gamepad caused the crashes, but ALSO that they went away after they upgraded their GPU. Seemingly two separate causes to the same issues, but when together, so maybe one just wasn't playing nice with the other. Issues can be like that.
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/continuous-crashing-cwindowssystem32dwmexe/570807ee-6219-4c01-9f14-373f004f4adb
As for why it didn't crash at one point... well, if the issue isn't that it is crashing ALL the time, then it is only crashing some of the time, no? You may have lucked out then. Those games may not be ones that are prone to the issue, or you weren't using a gamepad with them? I don't know.
Regardless it's worth checking the things I mentioned (update chipset drivers, update nVidia drivers, see if this occurs on the Intel IGP if you have one, and see if taking the gamepad out of the equation or updating its firmware improves things).
Windows gets updated to fix bugs and add new features or improvements, (even though we don't always see them as benefits). In some cases this means that a driver has to be updated to remain compatible with the current windows system.
Update windows fully, then update drivers and the issue will more than likely resolve itself.