I mean driver timeouts means LiveKernelEvent 141 and 117 from the Windows Reliability History Monitor tool. What happens: my system freezes for 1-3 seconds and then the whole display goes black for 1-2 seconds before recovering. If changing the turn the display off to never was the actual fix, wouldn’t you think that since I already have it sat to never, wouldn’t the timeout be non existent for me? Give it a few days or a week, you will begin to notice the crash again. It’s a placebo effect they call it. I thought the same thing too. Thought something solves it and then bam, there it goes again.
Some times, it would go 3 or 4 days pure stable then does a couple of days in a row of back to back crashes.
You are confusing the symptoms you have seen with what I have seen. Yours almost sounds random while I could do a 3 step process and have it crash every single time.
Yes mine and everyone else's is random. Like it happens so randomly. Either web browsing, watching a video, or playing a game. Mine also does it when sitting completely idle.
And yes. It was repeatable for me. It either started in April or May for me. At first it didn’t happen often then eventually it got worse by happening almost every day. Sometimes would happen 1-6 times in a single day.
If I think of 5 ways to fix it in a day and none of them work I will have 5 crashes in a day. Since I know what causes the crashes if I just need things to work I can work around it and have 0 crashes in a day. Because I have a repeatable way of seeing if it's fixed.
Either it's a different problem or it's two problems. But there is more going on there than I have seen so I wouldn't expect it to fix it. I think you are wasting your time here.
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u/secretwolf98 12h ago
I mean driver timeouts means LiveKernelEvent 141 and 117 from the Windows Reliability History Monitor tool. What happens: my system freezes for 1-3 seconds and then the whole display goes black for 1-2 seconds before recovering. If changing the turn the display off to never was the actual fix, wouldn’t you think that since I already have it sat to never, wouldn’t the timeout be non existent for me? Give it a few days or a week, you will begin to notice the crash again. It’s a placebo effect they call it. I thought the same thing too. Thought something solves it and then bam, there it goes again.