Several failures occurred on an active production machine.
Several failures occurred on an active production machine.
The error persists despite the updated message. The same issues are linked to those two drivers I mentioned earlier. Inform your supervisor, "The PC is six years old; its age is leading to wear and tear, and these crashes signal the beginning of complete system failure."
We intended to reuse that PC as a storage server, so it seems unnecessary. Apart from those two issues, the device remained stable. About an hour ago I began my shift for rehearsal and it failed again just as I attempted to boot Watchout. I attempted to open the minidump in BlueScreenViewer, which mentioned a file called "ntoskrnl.exe". Is this connected to the other two files you referenced? I’ll keep the dump if you’d like to review it later, sorry for the repeated interruptions.
092922-7093-01.dmp
EDIT: Immediately after writing this, I restarted Watchout; the only activity was YouTube playing in the background. It crashed again. Could this suggest an audio-related problem? I plan to recreate the same situation and check if it triggers a crash once more. I’ll also leave the dump for this second incident.
092922-6781-01.dmp
EDIT 2: As anticipated, I recreated the same situation, opened Watchout with only YouTube playing and the machine crashed once more, displaying another error. I’ll keep this one as well.
092922-6781-02.dmp
I don't rely on that program; I use Microsoft's built-in utilities for examining crash dumps, which identify the problem areas. That's what makes Windows function properly—without it, everything fails, so it's not very detailed. It's basically indicating something went wrong during startup. When I have a chance, I'll check if the dumps provide any fresh insights.