BSOD unattended overnight


  1. cattlewash
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    BSOD unattended overnight


    Had a BSOD late last night, and after restarting it this morning, I had to go through startup repair.

    I think Chrome was open, and I had an external USB hard drive plugged into a USB 3.0 port at the time of the crash.
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