I asked ChatGPT why that works sometimes, when everything else doesn't: 🤖 ChatGPT 🔍 Yes, closing the computer (rebooting) and shutting down the internet connection for a few minutes can help if a program or cloud platform seems to be stuck, and there are several reasons why this might be effective: **Clearing Temporary Glitches: **Both software and hardware can experience temporary glitches or bugs that affect performance. Restarting the computer and resetting the internet connection can often clear these glitches by forcing the system and the network hardware (like routers and modems) to reboot. This process clears the RAM (Random Access Memory), stopping all current processes and giving the system a fresh start. **Network Connection Reset: **Internet connectivity issues can sometimes cause cloud-based applications to become unresponsive or behave unpredictably. Restarting your internet connection (by turning off your modem/router for a few minutes and then turning it back on) can reset your IP address, clear DNS cache, and resolve potential issues with stale or bad data that might have been causing connectivity problems. Software Updates: Sometimes, the issue might stem from outdated software that needs updating. Restarting the computer can trigger the installation of pending updates for the operating system or for specific programs, which might resolve the problem if it was caused by software bugs or compatibility issues.

System Resources: Programs that run for an extended period, especially those that consume a lot of resources, can cause memory leaks or resource contention, leading to system slowdowns or unresponsiveness. Restarting the computer frees up system resources and ensures that programs start fresh, potentially resolving any performance issues. Networking Equipment: Similar to computers, networking equipment like routers and modems can suffer from memory leaks or get bogged down by prolonged operation. Restarting these devices clears their internal memory and can resolve issues related to IP address conflicts, DNS problems, or degraded performance over time. In many cases, these steps can resolve temporary problems without the need to delve deeper into more complex troubleshooting or technical support. It’s a simple and often effective first step in diagnosing and fixing issues with software and internet connectivity.

It do seem memory related. My smallest bots do not have any problems. If its a medium sized bot I can click a few places before I get the "Something wrong error"