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VM and Tower Crashes 6.9.2

Wolbaz
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So I went to stream some pokemon using my USB capture card. Usb controllers are split out to each VM. Shortly after plugging in the capture card, VM crashes. Tried again, same thing. Swapped capture card to the other VM. Am now using software to send capture from one VM to the other and then to Twitch. An hour into the stream, the whole system freezes up simultaneously. Both VM's are frozen. I go to check my phone and cloudflare says my proxied docker apps are unavailable. I punch in my static IP and it says it's unavailable. I try http://tower/ and it's unavailable. So I hold the power button and reboot. Trying to figure out the cause before I retry streaming again.

 

Edit: I should add, the first VM crash was a system freeze with CPU's pegged at 100%, the second one was a windows BSOD.

tower-diagnostics-20210604-1951.zip

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    • Wolbaz changed the title to VM and Tower Crashes 6.9.2
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    Update: I've ran sfc /scannow on each VM and both gave me this

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    Seems like your VM is corrupted. Maybe some others can tell more.

    I would try to reinstall the VMs (Windows).

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