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Approximately how many is the total usercount in the hubs you're
visiting?

Could you try to pinpoint the offending hub(s) by half-splitting (close
half of them, see if it still freezes)?

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Title:
  Random freeze DC++ 0.811

Status in DC++:
  New

Bug description:
  Converted from Question #223910

  So I achieved a frozen DC++ ( http://i.imgur.com/fZMYcrT.png ). But
  when I go to SysInternals, none of the threads have 100% CPU usage. In
  fact, all threads have no CPU usage (http://i.imgur.com/yybQoVe.png) .
  Anyhow being unable to identify the bugged thread, I went ahead and
  attached gdb to thread with id _9156_ because it had that weird Start
  Address "...!TpCalbackIndependent...". And obtained a stacktrace
  (http://sprunge.us/VLSW).

  Was this process correct? Next time I encounter such a problem, how
  can improve the collected information for a bug report? (Note- I'm not
  filing a bug report yet because I'm not even sure if I have the
  correct inormation for it yet.)

  Symptom: DC++ stops working after a random time. Sometimes just a few minutes after start, or sometimes many hours.
  Details: DC++, version 0.811, Windows 7, 64-bit

  Here is trace for all the threads: http://sprunge.us/YTjK
  ProcessExplorer: http://i.imgur.com/CKoPihz.png

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