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[SOLVED] [Win10] Crash/freezing occuring during certain applications (League of Legends, Webex) but not others Thread starter Thread starter Supha Start date Start date May 29, 2020 You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. May 29, 2020 1 0 10 #1 For the past couple of months, I have been having issues with crashing/freezing with certain applications. I notice it most often with League of Legends, a game I played for many years until this issue started occuring. However, the crash sometimes occurs with other applications, such as Webex and BlueStacks. I started experiencing this issue after I built my new computer over the summer.Description: In the middle of a game or Webex session, my screen suddenly freezes. The frame will periodically update every 10 seconds or so. At this time, I can see that my FPS is at 0 (reading the FPS counter within league of legends). For audio, the background music continues playing, but sound effects from abilities stop. If I am in a discord call, I can periodically hear them and they can sometimes hear me mid-crash (but only for a few seconds or so, then they cut out for me and we cant hear each other).I can sometimes move my cursor, but if I move it too much then the cursor freezes for a few seconds. I can't alt tab or bring up task manager. Eventually, after 5 minutes or so, the screen turns black. At some point, I have to turn off my computer by holding the power button, and I just have to click it again to turn my computer back on. No error message shows up.This issue does not occur when I play FPS games such as Apex Legends, COD:Warzone, and Valorant. After the crashes started with League, I started playing these games heavily for many hours with no issues. The only time I crash is when I hop back on League (or some other apps/games), and I crash every other game or so. And sometimes, I will reconnect, and crash a few minutes later in the same game.Setup:AORUS B450I Pro wifiAMD Ryzen 3600Nvidia RTX 2060 Super8GB RAM - Ballistix250 GB SSD and 1 TB HD650W PSU - CorsairWhat I have tried so far:Uninstalled Nvidia HD Audio driverI tried other software fixes but was fed up and

I've written everything I've found about this problem here in chronological order: 5950x/6900xt Stutter-freezes after gpu memory clock goes MIA from HWinfo | Overclock.netHowever now it seems my repasting may have just been very bad timing.5950x / 32gb G-Skill RipjawsV / 6900xt / Unify-X B550 / 1000w Corsair RMX & latest W11 ... mouse and keyboard...Questions for you hereDo you have any sensors go grey in HWinfo when the problem occurs?Does edge / chrome work fine if you disable HW accelleration?New findingsReverting to Adrenaline 23.9.1 - after running amd cleanup util in safemodeMemory clock in HWinfo goes grey stillPC never crashes / freezesWay less flickering in general usage compared to 23.9.2 and .3Ubuntu seems to run w/o ever freezingDocumented:ProblemFor my system what ALWAYS happen is that my Memory Clock turns grey in HWinfo and reports 0 in Adrenaline.When this happens I can freeze the system at will. From what I've seen the system ONLY freezes when I run an application that utilises HW acceleration, Edge, Steam and some others tested.I have had no BSOD, full system crash, or had to reboot to solve it. I had ONE Adrenaline related error after putting system in sleep mode during the freeze (further down here).Different versions of adrenaline act differently:23.9.2 & 3 freezes in intervals, 5-10 seconds then accepts input again.23.9.1 has the same Memory Clock sensor issues but never freezes.Usually happens when idle / general usage (Web browser, Spotify, Discord etc) after some time. Even if I'm not using the PC actively, IE no mouse or keyboard input.Never freezes when playing games which actually utilizes the GPU, nor do games crash at all.* I have NOT disabled Freesync *Temporary solutions that works for meAMD Adrenaline > Tuning > Set GPU Mem clock to 2002 (or any number really) temporarily fixes the problem - the sensor starts reporting again and opening Edge w/ hw acc does not freeze the system anymore.Starting a game. CP77, Against the Storm and many other games start and run perfectly fine with expected performance. Sometimes when I quit the game, even within a minute of starting, the sensors are again reporting correctly(?).After waiting for quite some time I've learned that Windows will try to restart the drivers if they stop, which may explain this. There are some procmon entires that may be related.None of the freezing or sensor resets have prompted the Adrenaline Software to "reset" or throw

Hello,Vred keeps crashing on my laptop everytime after i open a model. Sometimes it does so while im simply moving the model...but it mostly crashes when i open an hdri file to use as environment while my model is already open. i dont get an error message from autodesk when it crashes as it just freezes the entire screen and then gives me the BSOD before restarting the system.sometimes, the screen freezes for so long with out anything happening that I have to hard shut down my system... these are the 2 stop codes that I get whenever it crashes and goes to the BSOD 1.Video Memory Management Internal , 2.Video Scheduler Internal Error.at first I thought it might be a problem with my windows,so, I got genuine windows 10 installed a couple of days back...but this didn't fix the issue. I was using Vred professional 2019... tried upgrading to 2019.2 ... then tried installing 2018 ... I'm facing similar issues in all of them.pretty sure my laptop isn't under powered . I've updated my graphics drivers to the latest release.following are my system specifications...Windows 10 pro 64bitIntel Core i7-7700HQGeForce gtx 1050 (4 gb) (updated to latest drivers)8 gb ddr4 ram Im,at present,using an Asus FX(FX 553vd) series laptop at the moment and not facing issues with any other software or even top end games...I'm at a complete lost here and would appreciate helpful response ...Thanks in advance.

Means that he/she will still know when you’re online.Should you wish to view these messages, just tap to enable the Show message button on your computer or tap the Blocked messages tab on your mobile device.How to tell if someone blocked you on Discord?In the case where someone blocked you on Discord, you can use the built-in Clyde bot to confirm. Using Clyde bot, you will get notified about any unresponsive actions that you carry out. Typically, the Clyde bot will prompt an error message saying that “Your message could not be delivered because you don’t share a server with the recipient or you disabled direct messages on your shared server, the recipient is only accepting direct messages from friends, or you were blocked by the recipient” whenever you attempt to message someone who has blocked you on Discord.Aside from the Clyde bot, you can also tell if someone blocked you on Discord through message reactions. All you have to do is react to the person’s message in the common server. If your reaction is displayed, it means that person has not blocked you. But if your reaction doesn’t show, it means that you’ve been blocked by that person. In this case, you’ll see a slight vibration in your computer’s screen or an alert saying “Reaction blocked” when using Discord on a mobile device.Steps to Unblock Someone on Discord for desktop and mobile appIf you change your mind and decide to remove someone from your blocklist, then simply unblock them on Discord. There are different ways for you to unblock someone on Discord and the methods vary depending on the platform in use.A. Unblocking Someone in your Shared ServerTo unblock someone on Discord app for desktop/Mac, follow these steps:Open the Discord app on your computer then go to the server you share and find one of the messages. All messages of the blocked person are hidden behind a message that reads “Blocked Message – Show Message.”To reveal the message, click on Show Message. When the message is revealed, the name of the username will also appear. Just right-click on the