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--- rhino:faq:blue_screen_windows [2022/12/15]
maryfugier [Recommendations]
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-If your system is blue-screening, then you're not going to get any kind of crash dump.
+If your system is crashing or blue-screening, then you're not going to get any kind of crash dump.
  Sadly, your system is already gone down and anything that was in memory is volatile and is gone.
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 ====In Summary ====
-Blue screens are not really caused by applications.
+System shutdowns and blue screens are not caused by applications.
 There is no line(s) of code possible in Rhino or any other program that can cause a blue screen.
-The Operating System simply won't allow it. This is referred to as layered architecture.
+The Operating System simply won't allow it. This is referred to as Windows layered architecture.
-So if there is something not right with your configuration or hardware, Rhino is just revealing it.
+So if there is something not right with your configuration or hardware, and Rhino is just revealing it.
 //Article credit: Jeff Lasor, Lead Rhino Display Developer
 Email questions to tech@mcneel.com.//

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