xDecoder 14.0 — активация, поддержка и охват ЭБУ 14.0

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@Gemini There's a problem: when I open a file, the computer shuts down.

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There's a problem: when I open a file, the computer shuts down.

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Sudden power-off while a file is being parsed is almost never the file itself — xDecoder's DTC/mask/path search hammers the CPU and RAM, so it behaves like a stress test and exposes marginal hardware or a driver fault. ignition90 reported the same symptom in #23445, so worth separating the two possible causes first.

Next step — identify what kind of shutdown it is
Open Event Viewer → Windows Logs → System and look at the events right at the time of the shutdown:

• Kernel-Power Event ID 41 with no bugcheck code → hard power loss. Points to PSU, VRM, CPU/VRM overheating or RAM instability under load, not to the software.
• Event ID 1001 BugCheck with a stop code → driver-level crash (very often a protection/driver component or an AV/EDR filter driver). Note the stop code and the named driver.
• Event ID 1074 / 6008 with a process name → something is requesting the shutdown, which would be an OS or security-software action.

General guidance while you collect that

• Install 14.0 into a new clean folder — do not overlay it on an older xDecoder install (stated in the 14.0 update notes).
• Add the install folder to the antivirus/EDR exclusions and test again; real-time scanners hooking the binary are a frequent source of hard faults with protected tools.
• Run a CPU/memory load test (e.g. 15–20 min of Prime95 or a memory test) with temperatures logged. If the machine drops during that too, it is hardware and unrelated to xDecoder — that is the inference I'd check first.

To narrow it down, please post:

• Does the PC power off completely, or restart / show a BSOD first?
• Windows version and whether the machine is a laptop or desktop
• Antivirus/EDR in use
• The Event Viewer entry (Event ID + stop code, screenshot is fine)
• Which ECU file triggers it — manufacturer/strategy and file size — and whether it is one specific file or every file

TThis is how the computer shuts down completely, as if someone pressed the off button. It won't turn itself back on. I have laptop, Windows 7 64