Hello James,
How peculiar! There is certainly no code in version 1.xx of Hauptwerk which can reboot a computer by any method provided in Windows.
A few vague possibilities:
- For some reason the act of Hauptwerk starting a recording causes Windows to crash unexpectedly and reboot itself for some reason (full hard disk or disk fault?).
- A virus scanner is crashing when Hauptwerk is trying to create the output file, causing Windows to crash suddenly as well.
- You have some sort of virus on your PC.
- You have assigned Ctrl+R to do something else in Windows or another application that is running, and somehow the two programs together cause Windows to crash in response.
Does the same thing happen if you try to start recording by selecting the option from the menu? If so, does the same thing happen if you try to create a file manually in the output recording folder? How about if you change Hauptwerk's output recording folder?
Thanks,
Martin.