It's possible to 'suspend' (pause) threads in various ways - a process can be created in a suspended state, a debugger can pause threads, or threads can be suspended via an undocumented kernel function [NtSuspendProcess](http://forum.nim-lang.org///stackoverflow.com/questions/11010165/how-to-suspend-resume-a-process-in-windows) (process explorer uses the undocumented function when you right click an entry and select 'suspend'). Doing this to random processes can have strange consequences - for example, suspending a game with sound output will prevent some sound manipulation programs (such as Window's built-in sound mixer) from responding/spawning, as they try to communicate with the suspended process and wait until the communication is successful.
Tell me, are you able to generate a full dump of the process via process explorer? That doesn't require opening the properties menu. Also, could you use process explorer to look at the list of dlls loaded by the process, and see if there is anything out of the ordinary? You can also paste them in a gist or something and I can look over them. If this is too much trouble for you, we could arrange a time to screenshare, and I could try doing to some diagnostics. You can usually find me on the #nim IRC channel.
