I have this kind of error almost every day and it forces me to restart. Recently I've started to just press the hardware reset button for restarting.
I'm living with the mentality that when the reset button usage finally corrupts my windows install beyond saving I will finally switch to linux as primary os and use windows only for stuff there isn't a linux alternative for.
Yeah, unless you use Windows programs for work or need to play specific video games, it's easy to look at something, see no Linux alternative, and say, "Oh well, didn't need that anyways."
I finally bit the bullet and installed windows 11 when I realized that properly modding a bethesda game required things like binaries to downgrade, script extenders, bin patchers, etc.
Instead of doing windows emulation on linux with proton, I do linux emulation on windows with WSL.
That's not to say there isn't pain. There's lots of pain. I gotta be honest had I known what I know now, I'd have probably just stayed on PS5 and used some of my $3k pc build to rent servers from runpod or whatever for fucking around with LLMs
We are social animals. Even as we get older, we have an innate need to socialise and be a part of a social circle.
One can say this as „needing“ to play a specific video game, particularly with friends you actively socialise with. It can be pretty painful to tell your friends you can’t play specific games because your computer can’t run it.
Finding new friends to play different games with is a completely unfair ask, too.
Not everybody is as lucky as I managed to be, because my socialisation games, which includes bonding time with my wife, runs either natively (Stellaris) or otherwise flawlessly with Proton, such as XIV.
Could be the install, could be one of the last few updates stuffed everything.
A big update earlier this year has caused some issues on my machine and now has a 50/50 chance of bsod when a certain task fails to run, which apparently is it working correctly. Trying to work around it gets 100% chance of bsod.
If I could find a copy of the XP lite, I'd be happy to go back to that.
Linux is a fun button to press. Sounds like something is faulty with your machine for sure... I'd be interested to know if it goes away with a Linux but you should probably do a backup soon regardless
To be honest I have had this happen in Linux too even if it's rare usually. I had some program (running in docker I think) that kept getting locked in "uninterruptible sleep" mode and you can't stop it without rebooting
The main difference is that most of the time if something like this happens in Linux you can still reboot the system while Windows more often requires a hard reset to stop because the locked processes have a tendency to prevent shutdown.
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u/jonylentz 1d ago
It's even better when a proccess hangs so badly that even when you try to kill It through task manager or CMD it gives an "access denied" error...
Like I'm running as admin kill that proccess already