Loaded Glove
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Trying to research this and posting at various forums looking for answers.
I know what a crash to desktop is in the most basic sense, like what is seen by the user when this happens, but I'd like to know exactly what my hardware and software are doing when this happens because it seems like a singularly unique event. It is imho ironic that it's called a crash because unlike most crashes, it does not generate any type of error message and more often than not does not even freeze or stall the system. Simply exits instantly, very randomly and without warning or any subsequent error message or crash dump file afterwards. Been having this issue with the new DOOM game, but have had other games in the past do this and even some other random programs.
It's truly puzzling and I rarely ever see true and thorough solutions so I figure this type of event must even be quite challenging for someone with tons of technical knowledge, like an engineer or developer.
I know what a crash to desktop is in the most basic sense, like what is seen by the user when this happens, but I'd like to know exactly what my hardware and software are doing when this happens because it seems like a singularly unique event. It is imho ironic that it's called a crash because unlike most crashes, it does not generate any type of error message and more often than not does not even freeze or stall the system. Simply exits instantly, very randomly and without warning or any subsequent error message or crash dump file afterwards. Been having this issue with the new DOOM game, but have had other games in the past do this and even some other random programs.
It's truly puzzling and I rarely ever see true and thorough solutions so I figure this type of event must even be quite challenging for someone with tons of technical knowledge, like an engineer or developer.