Hi,
You should be able to get an idea of what happened by looking at a few things listed below.
First boot to LANDESK WinPE on the system with the issue.
Open a new console window.
At this point your should be able to browse the C: partition, if not you may have to mount it first.
While browsing the C: partition take a look at what drivers LANDESK downloaded to the system during the HII action. They should be located under C:\Windows\LDDriverStore
The downloaded drivers in LDDriverStore are injected into Windows Driver store by DISM. This may give you a tell as to what driver shouldn't be there. If not, the next files to look at are the DISM logs.
This article explains the different DISM logs and should help you figure out what offending driver caused your BSOD. Typically it will a storage device driver or chipset driver based on what you described.
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee851579(v=ws.10).aspx
For fun, you can try changing the storage interface mode from AHCI to SATA or vice-versa in your bios settings. If the system loads after making this change you know for sure its a storage device driver causing the issue.
Good Luck!