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Are PowerShell crashes logged somewhere automatically to assist with diagnosis?

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I have a script that operates on a large data set. It takes several hours to complete. CPU remains spiked for the duration of the run, but memory exhaustion is definitely not an issue, because it is writing things out to a file as they are processed instead of holding anything in memory.

At some point during the script’s operation, a pop-up window appears with the following content:

PowerShell Has Stopped Working – A problem has caused the program to stop working correctly. Windows will close the program and notify you if a solution is available

Oddly enough though, the script still runs and eventually completes without issue as long as I don’t close the above pop-up window.

I’d really like to figure out why this message pops-up. Anyone have any ideas?

(P.S. I’d love to share the script, but I can’t for the time being)

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