MicroCodeStudioPlus keeps crashing.

[Ioannis]

All are DELL.

This can't be a coincidence.

Maybe a Dell software or driver?

Ioannis

[HenrikOlsson]

I've had MCSP crash on at least two different Machines, none of them DELL so no, that's not the key - either.
It seems that everytime this issue is brought up people have forgot that it's been reported over and over again - for years - by a varity of users. It is NOT an isolated event on a single computer. Many users have experienced the problem - and reported it.

It's clear that there are more people not noticing the issue than there are people who do but that doesn't make it any less "real".

I don't mean to sound negative, it's great that we're throwing ideas up in the air and one day or another we might find the issue and if/when we do we MIGHT get Mecanique to fix it because one thing is clear, as is they don't give a shit.

With that said, I don't think I've had a single crash on my (now not so) new machine running W10.

[Ioannis]

Glad your are crash-free now Henrik.

There must be something in common to all these machines that crash on MCS.

Can you give more details as to what your machines were composed of?

Ioannis

[picster]

Glad your are crash-free now Henrik.

There must be something in common to all these machines that crash on MCS.

Can you give more details as to what your machines were composed of?

Ioannis

Just curious, where does one begin with this? Hardware or software, driver versions, or ? I ask because my "main" laptop is a 2012 model and has served like a loyal horse, and has accumulated lots of software for all purposes over that time - it's not just used for this. Meanwhile, a "too slow" laptop "give it to dad" from one of my kids that I just wiped back to factory has minimal installs, and still exhibits the issue (I tried in a desperate attempt to rid myself of the problem). Obviously that would be an easier place to start, but on an established, somewhat loaded multipurpose system, it's really not viable - maybe the COMMON software/hardware elements with the "bare bones" system would be helpful.