The lock screen sees random freezes and a hard reset is required.


  1. acidburn2
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    The lock screen sees random freezes and a hard reset is required.


    Hello,
    at random times the lock-screen freezes and a hard reset is needed. Keyboard light still toggle yet the SysReq + REISUB key combination does not do anything. Where is some syslog for checking why the kernel dumped and find potential solutions? This is windows 8.1, is this a known bug?
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