My Tixati started regulary crashing with no real changes on my system out of nowhere. When it freezes, i cant stop it at all (kill proces/process tree both dont have an effect), only a restart solves that issue.

I tried deleting the Torrents i had running and only try one at a time, after that didnt work i attempted to install the latest version.

Now i wiped everything related to Tixati from my pc and tried setting it up again, it already freezes before i can even add a torrent, specifically atm when i tried to set the speed limits.

The Error Reporter only returns "Failed to write dump file, error 0x8007012b".

I have Windows 7 and 16gb of Ram (maybe 20-30% was used while testing all of this)

Thanks in advance for the help.

what version of tixati?

are you getting error reports? if so send them in. that is the best way to get things fixed.

do you mean restart the computer?

have you put on any new updates to windows?

I updated to the latest version of tixati (7.2.3?).

Where'd i find error reports? as i said using the error reporter only returns the error and the tixati install folder only has the 4 files it had since i reinstalled it (previous one only had 4 files as well). Windows search only gives me AppHang in WER directories, are those useful for finding the issue? A quick glance looks kinda worthless "A problem caused this program to stop interacting with Windows." is the only information i can extract out of it, besides the loaded modules maybe

Yes restart of the pc.

I mean, though win7 isnt supported anymore, it should be at the latest set of updates the had for it (KB890830)

I must admit i had that issue once, like a month? ago, but just thought it was a random crash and just tried  using tixati again today for the first time since then, so it might've been an "older" update

You can use the Task Manager yourself to create a dump file. It'd only be useful for the Tixati developer and you should then take a caution to not load any private stuff at the time of creation (it saves all Tixati process memory)

As we established here the last updates (intentionally or not) broke a lot of stuff including Tixati (crashes). For myself I'm running without most of the recent Windows 7 updates absolutely without issues (albeit in a controlled secure network environment, caution and a working brain are advantageous). Apart from that Windows 7 is fine don't be misled by marketing.