I play a sports simulation game called Eastside Hockey Manager, where as the name implies you manage a hockey team. Whenever you finish a day, the game starts to process everything that's happening, the most labour intensive part of the game, and with a lot of stuff loaded in the game it can take from anywhere between 5 to 60+ seconds.
All is fine, but since I got it windowed I like to alt-tab out and do something else in the meantime. But the issue is, that whenever I do so Windows eventually regards the game as unresponsive and kills the application or gives me the whole 'send bug report' nonsense.
I know for a fact the game hasn't locked up or crashed, because the easiest fix is to never tab out of the game and wait out the processing period, but due to the times involved that kinda ruins my ability to multi-task since processing is done often.
The game itself being unresponsive is a part of it, because it focuses all its efforts on just processing and you can't do anything in the game until it's finished.
So I was wondering, is there a way to prevent windows from regarding the application as unresponsive, to not prompt me and just let the app do its thing until it's finished?
As per the comments the actual error message I'm seeing is the following:
edit:
The error message as read from the event log... https://pastebin.com/b3FL2w4A
As mentioned earlier though, it only happens because I tab out of the game whilst it's processing. Tabbing in/out when it's just idle won't give me the issues, as does just keeping the window active throughout its processing.