Ahh yes, the tried and true "turn it off and on again" philosophy... All kidding aside, if it's a random rare issue (some bit flipped somewhere), chances are t

Ahh yes, the tried and true "turn it off and on again" philosophy... All kidding aside, if it's a random rare issue (some bit flipped somewhere), chances are that power cycling it may fix the issue (upon initialization). If it's anything more serious, the issue will likely persist, in which case taking the machine out of production is likely the best immediate course of action.