Good morning. I have been using SGP version 2.5.0.23 with ASCOM 6.1 SP1. I run Windows 10 which is very stable, and I have Windows Update disabled so nothing gets messed up by sudden update prompts or reboots.
On the past two nights, something has caused my computer to reboot. Last night, the reboot happened after my imaging run was complete. The night before, however, it rebooted after only two frames - I lost my entire night of imaging.
The logs are here:
http://www.scodavis.com/temp/logs-scodavis-20160607.zip
Also, I checked the system event viewer, and found the following message at 6:30am this morning:
The computer has rebooted from a bugcheck. The bugcheck was: 0x0000003b (0x00000000c0000005, 0xfffff8005aa73d4a, 0xffffd00021bfba70, 0x0000000000000000). A dump was saved in: C:\Windows\Minidump\060716-9750-01.dmp. Report Id: b6b8a9d8-e6ff-4836-b7c2-ab3af22d7001.
I believe this indicates a Blue Screen of Death reboot (though I have no idea what color it actually is in Windows 10 
). When I get home from work tonight I'm going to update to the newest version of SGP, in case this issue is fixed in a later version. But in case it was not, consider this a bug report.
I just hope somebody will know what caused this, because I don't want to lose more imaging time.
Thank you, everybody!