and "crashes" means (more precisely, please) what ?
- blue screen of death
- 'puter hangs forever and ever, world without end
- some crash, error or warning data (beyond what you (rightly: ++) included)
or,
- in the words on a long-gone, less-then-revered penitent, "shat blue flames*1"
... and, yes, this is a serious question, despite what's intended to be a humorous tone.
Update: *1 Monsignor MidLifeXis points out that "less than revered" might, depending on your reading, be less appropriate than "IT comedy gold ;-)" and gave me the link, My computer broked down after perl install, (which also reminds me that I misquoted the original by interpolating "blue" into the phrase.)
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