Most are BSODs with "not available" listed in the response field, and the fact that the ntsokrnl.exe is listed in your DMP file shows that the crashes are occuring with the main Windows kernel. In addition to the guidance from the other posters, I think the problem may lie deeper in your Windows installation based on the list of the 10 most recent crashes at the end of the DxDiag report. I noticed big (100%) spikes in the GPU, as well as pretty big spikes in HDD and network as well. I had the 'performance' tab of the task manager open at the time. It has no problem with rendering the video. hopefully the attached screen shots help.ĮDIT: it jsut happened again as soon as I tried to click on the timeline. I've downloaded a program to be able to open the DMP files, but don't really know what to show. A dump was saved in: C:\WINDOWS\MEMORY.DMP. The computer has rebooted from a bugcheck. Almost like its chucking a hissy fit that I keep changing what I want to watch.īasic PC specs: 2600k i7, GTX970, 16GB DDR3 Ram, 500 SSD.Įvent Viewer gave this message (with different numbers) both times it crashed (it crashed almost immediately when i reopened the project and tried to edit the timeline). It mostly seems to happen when I'm trying to skip around and look at the video on the timeline. I am getting intermittent (but too regular crashes) when editing in PD lately.
I'm not much of a computer nerd these days and just get crappy that it doesn't work.
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