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1. #Synplify pro 2012 crashing windows 10 drivers
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3. #Synplify pro 2012 crashing windows 10 windows 10

I just thought it might have been the SSD as I was clearing files at the time. Has the Samsung 950 Pro been thoroughly tested with the NUC6i5SYH? What about GSKILL DDR-4 RAM? No errors, but something is causing it to lock up randomly. There is an issue here and it's being ignored. I had to hold in the power button and turn the NUC back on for it to work. Useless and just completely stopped working. They are both wired, they don't need batteries and the entire machine was I would unplug them and plug them back in. No keyboard or mouse functions would work.

#Synplify pro 2012 crashing windows 10 windows 10

I leave my NUC on daily and it locked up at the windows 10 lock screen. I am telling you, there is a problem and there needs to be some troubleshooting that happens to eliminate it.Īs another example. The fact that I was clearing files when this happened at the same time makes me think there is some incompatibility with that drive. You need to try the /message/397626# 397626 Intel NUC6i5SYH NUC with the Samsung 950 Pro (256 GB) M.2 SSD which is an NVME Drive and see if it can be duplicated. Yesterday it froze up while I was clearing some "TEMP" Files out from my C:\Windows\TEMP\ folder and nothing was in memory at the time. The system will completely freeze WITH NOTHING RUNNING. I have a wired keyboard and a wired mouse and nothing works. (The NUC Is a plugged in system and doesn't need to be in low powered mode) I don't allow the system to go into any sleep or low powered mode, this has all been disabled. Sorry, but when you work in I.T., freezing is pretty simple and basic and I explained what was happening. I thought I explained this already and it's not that hard to understand. I have always done this and I have seen no hangs, no freezes nor any crashes (I am running WY, RY, SY, KY and GY NUCs currently). So, when you say it is locking up, what exactly do you mean? What is (and isn't) happening? Are you talking about the case where system sits idle for some amount of time (and going to sleep) and does not seem to wake up from this? If so, you can avoid this by disabling sleep. As a former (I am retired) member of the NUC development team, I see and communicate with current members of the team on a regular basis and I do pass on constructive input. They will escalate it up the chain where appropriate. Your path to providing feedback is via Intel Customer Support. What happens if you play an h.264 video in VLC? This might help you reproduce the freezes if it behaves the same as mine When powering back up after a freeze, I've also seen it hang on the lockscreen or even in the middle of booting (spinning balls just I'm sorry if I'm hijacking your thread, I hope you don't mind.

This can happen just sitting idle on the desktop, or browsing the web, but it seems to occur more often when playing video. After booting it back up it is as if it's never happened - no corruption, no errors (well apart from the "Windows didn't shut down properly" entry in the event log, but that gets generated on boot), nothing. The only way to get ouf of this state is to hold the power button until it shuts down or to pull the power plug. minutes" don't affect it) and it doesn't react to any input, even the NUMLOCK toggle on the keyboard doesn't respond (LED on corded keyboard stays lit). The image that was displayed on the monitor is frozen and displayed indefinitely (windows settings to "turn off display after. In my case what is happening is exactly that: it freezes.

Has Intel said anything about this problem? It's a serious problem and nothing seems to solve the random freezes. It can go a couple of days without doing it, although we had a couple of hot days and that could have locked it up (not sure about this, could be just a coincidence. 44 like I mentioned, but this has been happening since I bought it back in January. Only made a few changes for the graphics memory, fast boot has been enabled, legacy boot is not checked.ĥ) I have power cycled the NUC as well as left it unplugged and it simply does not matterĦ) Bios is. Memtest 86+ (Latest version for DDR-4) & Windows 10 Memory tester showed zero errors.Ģ) Windows Event Logs have nothing useful.ģ) I am using WiFi to connect with it, but even if I use it directly local it still will freeze at random times.Ĥ) No fan settings have been touched in the bios.

#Synplify pro 2012 crashing windows 10 upgrade

Brand new install, not an upgrade or anything.ġ) Memory has had many hours and hours of exhaustive tests with NO ERRORS. It just keeps freezing while doing nothing in the background. 16 GB Ripjaws DDR4-2133 and Samsung 950 PRO 256 Gigabyte M.2 NVM Express. It seems to be good for a couple of days and then lock up randomly. I leave it on all day and night and when I try to connect to it, I can't because it's locked up.

#Synplify pro 2012 crashing windows 10 drivers

All the latest drivers and BIOS has been installed (Current ).