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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 785653" data-attributes="member: 82144"><p>The system event log reports the crash occuring in Kernel32.dll, which would suggest a deep problem to me. However, the fact that you can't reproduce with plugins disabled suggests a plugin problem, *not* an MP problem. What I was trying to say earlier was not to enable you to produce logs, but rather to ask you to use process of elimination to figure out if you can have a plugin that is causing this. That seems more logical to me given all the information that you've presented. So to be *very* clear: I would suggest you disable all your plugins (of which you have quite a few), and then enable them one by one and attempt to reproduce the problem again until the crashes start occurring again. If you can narrow it down to a single plugin then you can report the problem to the plugin developer.</p><p>mm</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 785653, member: 82144"] The system event log reports the crash occuring in Kernel32.dll, which would suggest a deep problem to me. However, the fact that you can't reproduce with plugins disabled suggests a plugin problem, *not* an MP problem. What I was trying to say earlier was not to enable you to produce logs, but rather to ask you to use process of elimination to figure out if you can have a plugin that is causing this. That seems more logical to me given all the information that you've presented. So to be *very* clear: I would suggest you disable all your plugins (of which you have quite a few), and then enable them one by one and attempt to reproduce the problem again until the crashes start occurring again. If you can narrow it down to a single plugin then you can report the problem to the plugin developer. mm [/QUOTE]
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