Annoying issue i have

[MoJoMax]

So i was using blender

and added a remesh modifier and changed the voxel size.  to the mesh i was editing And unfortunately blender freezed.

                                                                    "i was working on quite a large mesh"

 

There was nothing i could do CTRL+ALT+DELETE did not work neither CTRL+SHIFT+ESC

just a laggy mouse with nothing i could do..Why doesn't windows just

forcefully terminate the program if low system resources are available???

I do not care of what i'm working is lost..

"i have outsave"

i just want the program to be terminated

no matter what

(i can leave the power button pressed for 10 seconds, and power  the computer again.. "which i did do")

but i do that each time the computer is laggy and unresponsive the computer can eventually get

more damaged by the time goes by..

Any program that automatically does that without the need of pressing any key combination??

That would be much of a help if you guys can recommend me a program to avoid that in the future :)

[WhitetailAni]

Unplug the PC. If it's a laptop, wait for the battery ti die.

[MoJoMax]

@ Thats not what i'm looking for

I just that i do not what to damage the PC when forcefully

powering it off every times it's unresponsive. I want a program that automatically terminates the unresponsive program . that can run

even with low system resources are available and 

without the need of using any hot key or key combinations.

  "i do not care if i loose the files open in the program"

 

[MoJoMax]

@ Caroline So is there any tutorial for using that feature in AIDA64?

[MoJoMax]

12 hours ago, Caroline said:

I doubt but it's easy, you go to preferences, alerting, click on new, this window pops up

select memory utilization and a value above, I set it to 75% as an example

head into the actions tab

I set it to display an alert so you know what's going on (you can also play a sound) and run a program that's the batch that will forcefully kill the blender process (as admin)

 

I use the alerts to kill benchmarks if let's say the CPU temp goes over 90 degrees or the graphics card throttles.

 

edit: just tested it using it to kill the notepad.exe process and at first it didn't work because the /f argument was in the wrong place, it should be like this:

@echo off
taskkill /IM program.exe /F
exit

 

So i did what you said 

in aida64

also adding gpu usage alert and cpu, by

making a bat file with this:

taskkill.exe /F /FI "status eq NOT RESPONDING"
exit

So i made a test by adding a bunch of subdivisions yo the suzane the monkey 

in blender. So 6 sub divs was fine but until i got to 10 my 

system went nuts. Laggy mouse unable to open task manager etc. 

Aida64 Had no effect. I didn't even try to open the.bat file.

well it did activate the alert a few times randomly not even when doing

a highly intensive task. but when i came by doing what i just said.

Nothing happened in AIDA64 any suggestions

on making it more detectable by AIDA64?

I could of just been my system was too laggy even for

AIDA64 to execute the alert trigger...

[LogicalDrm]

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