Community PyCharm BSOD After Upgrade To 2020.1
I have a dual boot (very old) ASUS laptop. I have only seen this issue on the Win 10 side which I keep up to date. In an attempt to address this issue I updated my device drivers using Driver Easy with no improvement in behavior. I do not see this issue with 2019.3.4 version which I have gone back to. The behavior is very strange so I would not be surprised if you don't take my description of the issue at face value. I will say that I have reproduced this issue numerous times (10 times at least) over several days.
To cause a BSOD:
- Start up PyCharm 2020.1
- Do anything or nothing. Does not seem to matter. PyCharm can be left running over night without an issue.
- Close the program the normal way.
- Wait about 20 seconds (or longer, it seems to vary and I have not put a stop watch on it) while doing nothing on the PC.
- BSOD
I can not reproduce if I close the program (rudely) thru the Task Manager. That was my work around before I decided to downgrade.
As for the BSOD the last 4 where:
- 0x00000139 - KERNEL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILURE - ntoskrnl.exe
- 0x0000003b - SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION - ntoskrnl.exe
- 0x0000013a - KERNEL_MODE_HEAP_EXCEPTION - ntoskrnl.exe
- 0x00000139 - KERNEL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILURE - ntoskrnl.exe
Some details on my configuration:
- Community edition
- ASUS G50J
- x64
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PyCharm is somewhat heavy on I/O operations during indexing, and when you close the app, the process can still run in the background to do some wrap up before it exits completely. But it definitely looks like a system/driver issue. Googling the errors shows a possible memory corruption, so I suggest running some stress test on your hardware, and memory specifically.
I should have mentioned that I ran a memory test as part of my debugging effort. I also use the PC side for a lot of games and finance applications without any BSOD issues. I never have an issue on the Linux side but these days I use that a lot less. I started having a similar BSOD issue with IDEA about a year ago on the Win 10 side too (it would crash while running). In that case I found I could not recreate the issue on my wife's much newer laptop (why do I have the oldest laptop in the family). I don't use Java much these days but if I need to I just boot to Linux. It may be that my laptop is just so old that it just has some driver quirk that will never get fixed (or even noticed by others). I really opened this issue mostly on the off chance that people with newer hardware had seen the same issue (and therefore it might be addressable on the application side). The 2019.3.4 version of PyCharm works for me - just needed write a small program to help my wife out.
Absolutely the same thing. Laptop Acer Nitro AN517-51, Win10 x64.
All hardware tests are ok, all drivers are actual, NEVER had problems with BSOD. After Update to 2020.1: FAULTY_HARDWARE_CORRUPTED_PAGE (12b).
I haven't found any existing issues with the same errors, so I thing it warrants a new bug report to https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issues
Feel free to create one and attache memory dump: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/debugger/automatic-memory-dump
Same issue in 2023. Consistent crash after every time I close pycharm. Restart avoids it. Pretty annoying.