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Happy to report that replacing the the drivers for my Realtek PCIe GBE Ethernet Family Controller (direct from the manufacturer, not via windows) has solved my problems. Still none the wiser about what was specifically about the way I was using SABnzbd was causing it but it is all stable now.

Have coerced windows in to producing a dump file when it is crashing and got some useful information out of them. It appears to be pointing towards the drivers for my NIC as the cause of a buffer overflow. Will report back if I can straighten that out.

I've not actually seen a BSOD, it seems to cut out to reboot right away. I've only seen mention of bluescreen in event logs but have not been able to glean any information from those event logs so far. I've not disabled the drive pool service completely but with the default setup i.e. temp files and...

I'm running out of things to investigate here and am hopping someone might have something for me to look at or try. I've recently migrated from a Windows 8.1 to Windows server 2019 on my home server which runs SABnzbd. On that system I run stablebit drive pool for storage. Temp files land on this dr...