A “brief” summary of what I have done so far:
In my case, I was able to space the CTDs by installing the English (US) language.
But what for the moment seems to give better results is disabling the management of virtual memory by Windows, because I read that it could manage it badly.
I read that it was necessary to multiply its physical RAM by 1024.
Example with 32GB of RAM
32x1024 = 32768MB
Then multiply by 1.5
32768x1.5 = 49152Mo (Value to enter as virtual memory)
I did a 9 hour flight with a CTD at the end, 50 yards from the landing ramp.
I watched several videos on virtual memory, it’s so complex that I couldn’t understand everything. But I still understood that it played a very important role in Windows, it is this which allows several applications to be able to work at the same time, using the same files, something that would be impossible to do with the RAM.
I have also read that these CTDs can be caused, by a modification of Windows.
When Windows 10 came out, it had a reputation for spying on everything we did on the PC to send them to Microsoft.
Many tutorials have flourished on Youtube to disable all these spy modules. There are now apps that turn them off automatically.
It turns out that disabling some of these modules can be the cause of CTD.