Ship Becomes Non-Responsive ~ Resolved

[Col. Kernel]

64bit KSP 1.3 on Steam.

Windows 8.1 64 bit w/ 16GB RAM and 37 GB available on the D: drive.

Only mod installed is KerbalX

This has happened with multiple spacecraft, I can link to the current one on KerbalX if desired.

Scenario:

Launch to LKO (Low Kerbin Oribt if no one else has used that acronym), realize I don't have enough fuel for Munar insertion, perform experiments with barometer, thermometer, Jr. Science, and goo pod.  EVA to collect data and do EVA report.

Re-enter ship and turn SAS back on.  Jeb no longer holds retrograde heading, tell him to go to prograde, no response.  Turn SAS off and back on.  Still no response.  Attempt WASD to fly manually.  Roll/Pitch/Yaw indicators do not move when I press keys.

Link to ship on KerbalX

Aaaand just to add insult to injury attempting to repair the files through Steam also doesn't respond.

Restarting Steam fixed that issue.

Edit #2:

Only power was from the Mk I capsule batteries.  I wasn't in orbit long enough to use all 50 of that up.

I have not been able to reproduce this issue, therefore I am going to consider this resolved.

Edited September 22, 2017 by Col. Kernel
Updating OP

[Dman979]

Do you have enough Electric Charge?

Pictures of the ship will help, along with a KSP log file, if you have one. Just upload it to a site like Dropbox and link the download here.

[Col. Kernel]

I'll check the electrical.

Where do I find the log file?

Pic and link to ship on KerbalX added to OP.

[technicalfool]

17 hours ago, Col. Kernel said:

I'll check the electrical.

Where do I find the log file?

Pic and link to ship on KerbalX added to OP.

Assuming Windows and running 64 bit, it'll be in a KSP_x64_Data folder inside the main KSP folder as output_log.txt.

[Dman979]

@Col. Kernel It looks to me like the only power source you have is from the engines. Is that correct? Do you have batteries, solar panels, or an RTG?

[Col. Kernel]

Only power was from the Mk I capsule batteries.  I wasn't in orbit long enough to use all 50 of that up.

I have no been able to reproduce this issue, therefore I am going to consider this resolved.

[Geonovast]

9 hours ago, Dman979 said:

@Col. Kernel It looks to me like the only power source you have is from the engines. Is that correct? Do you have batteries, solar panels, or an RTG?

The roll/yaw/pitch indicators still move even if you don't have any EC.