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Your Windows 11 system frequently experiences crashes and freezes even when not in use.

Your Windows 11 system frequently experiences crashes and freezes even when not in use.

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LarryOrtega
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12-13-2021, 07:34 AM
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i ALWAYS get this error when im leaving my windows 11 PC idle this happens to me a lot, especially when leaving my computer on and doing nothing is it because of the RAM size? or is it because of my monitor or GPU? please help PC specs: CPU: intel core i7-4770 RAM: CORSAIR vengeance 8gb (2x) 1333hz GPU: ZOTAC GTX 1050ti OC edition PSU: VARRO PRIME CHRONOS SSD: RX7 128gb SSD casing: VARRO PRIME SAGA X3 OS: Windows 11 pro (installed with an edited apraiserres.dll)
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LarryOrtega
12-13-2021, 07:34 AM #1

i ALWAYS get this error when im leaving my windows 11 PC idle this happens to me a lot, especially when leaving my computer on and doing nothing is it because of the RAM size? or is it because of my monitor or GPU? please help PC specs: CPU: intel core i7-4770 RAM: CORSAIR vengeance 8gb (2x) 1333hz GPU: ZOTAC GTX 1050ti OC edition PSU: VARRO PRIME CHRONOS SSD: RX7 128gb SSD casing: VARRO PRIME SAGA X3 OS: Windows 11 pro (installed with an edited apraiserres.dll)

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12-13-2021, 09:52 PM
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The problem seems to lie with the sleep functionality. It appears you're missing a driver or one isn't working properly. You might find clues in the event viewer. You can also execute the command (open Terminal as Admin), navigate to C:\ powercfg -energy, and generate an energy report named energy-report.html on your drive. You can then view it using your web browser.
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12-13-2021, 09:52 PM #2

The problem seems to lie with the sleep functionality. It appears you're missing a driver or one isn't working properly. You might find clues in the event viewer. You can also execute the command (open Terminal as Admin), navigate to C:\ powercfg -energy, and generate an energy report named energy-report.html on your drive. You can then view it using your web browser.

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