OBS, Keeps Crashing Or broadcasting stops! system behavior

Good evening..

The last couple of streams has been pooping themselves. Has not got better but worse and it's annoying when the Game/Simulator that I'm on also starts to drop low when OBS goes wild. Anyway, let us get started with what I have to say.

Sunday night, went live for ETS2 and while streaming and loading the game upon or while on the loading screen (using one screen only) OBS just stops broadcasting and the stream goes dead. I then have to tab out and stop streaming or force a restart of OBS to get back to streaming again.

Just as of today, I have everything set up to go live for Flight Sim. Going live playing the Music from the starting screen and then it crashed, not just OBS but the flight sim was very laggy and also made windows lagging as FLIP. I had to close all things down and restart windows - Turns out to be a GPU driver that stopped working and recover itself error (See attachments please)

Anyway, back to streaming for 20mins and flying on a network. everything was good till my sim FPS drops down and then as you know it OBS broadcasting stopped streaming. I had to fully close OBS and restart OBS again. On that not flight sim FPS went back to normal for a bit.

I added the logs and images in the ZIP - See what I have been getting. I can not able do A stream while worrying about when OBS is going to poop itself
 

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Really, all you got to say is that you are more worried about untrusted ZIP, It's just three log files from OBS that I zipped together. Anyone with any sense of IT security will have security software installed or a security extension installed and it will block it if anything does show, Ohh wait no malware to worry about. So keep posting around saying don't help the users just save yourself from your PC blowing up.

What great support from OBS,
 
I'm not with OBS in any way other than being a happy OBS user who volunteers my time here, but I've been told I don't suffer fools well ... so, with that in mind, I'm unwatching this thread

You make nonsense comments asking volunteers to download and open a ZIP file from an unknown source, which indicates complete ignorance of the security risks involved.. so I'm not going to waste my time explaining true InfoSec [I have decades of experience in this area] to someone with your attitude and clear lack of understanding.
The files are too small to justify ZIPing (other than maybe laziness) so all the more reason to not trust your file

More of the obvious
- OBS is Free Open Source software, which means onus is on you ... this isn't a paid support center, especially for those that ignore recommendation on OS version [on top of everything else]
So.. if you want assistance, stop being a 'stupid head' to quote from Lilo & Stitch, then RTFM & follow forum guidance..
 
I agree with you, So with that members, download at your own RISK. Maybe I'm able to get an answer if not then I might able to work it out myself. With that, My system is full of unwanted malware and should be reported and banned and never stream and be here again.

Anyway. Moving on. From what I read so far from others (no idea if it's the answer) that I'm running Windows 11 and seems that others said also it's something new in Windows making OBS stop broadcasting. Yet been using Windows 11 for a while now and had no problem till this week.
 
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