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Important Warning: Quantum Research Iteration Notice
XVAULT GLOBAL (www.xvault.org) issues a critical warning regarding the opening of the iteration 'cpu.' Users are advised that this process may cause harm to your/our/the, computer [] and may require a manual shutdown procedure to stop it. It is strongly recommended to open this only in a contained environment as part of quantum research. XVAULT GLOBAL shall not be held liable if users have not read these warnings and proceed to open the iteration.
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From my research after running the batch it appears to become stable after a few seconds, if i try to interact with the window: closing some of them, erratic behaviour occurs. having the task manager opened on performance i could view the CPU behavior. usage was at 100% then after a few minuets it dropped suddenly to 0% and then in a few seconds started up functionality again. with no action input from my end. FILE MAY BE REQUESTED…
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Research into this instance or command
It became stable after the generator had found the seed, as it is prompted to pause when it finds it.
I clossed the excess windows about 120 windows, then I found the generator on pause.
I clicked a button then it ran its sequence again, this time the computer showed a error code after a short run time and forced into hibernation,
Upon restart the computer still was in hibernation mode and required me to take out the battery, full power Cut. This exceeds the power off button to close the runtime,
Very interesting and dangerous,
I must add that the batch does not have a automatic run when the computer turns on.
If this was added, once a computer runs this batch a complete system wipe would be required, and damage to the memory may be permanent.
There seems to be a seed of random number generation and uses division as its process from the 1st seed and perhaps the last seed.
More research is needed.....