Was just watching “The Poor Investor” 9/16/22 edition, and he’s complaining about the exact same issue here…lost sync for no reason. So it must be a thing, but I haven’t experienced it. I guess an answer could be… next version please!!
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1GB IN 1980?? Are you sure? Maybe 1MB! 
I was working on Sun kit in 1990 and a140MB SCSI drive was the norm, and expensive, then…
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Easy to forget , in 1977 I worked for Siemens in the EDX group using DEC PDP 11/34 with RK05 disk packs that only stored 2.5mb.
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My Atari 2600 has 4k of storage (read-only cartridges), and 128 bytes of RAM.
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Oh yeah, those were fun to work on when a head crash occurred. LOL
Yes, 1GB. Google it I worked on it as a field tech. As big as a large clothes washer. 10 years is light years as I was the Director of Engineering where we invented the first commercial RAID product in the world. A lot occurred with Moore’s Law. Now items change so fast Moore’s law is almost not even applicable.
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RK05 was a bastard to work on. A fixed platter with a pizza box in the oven. LOL. HDD’s were a blast to work on back in the day.
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So a quick update, the node is still trucking ahead collecting my bits of XCH Very strange issue. I will run the other steps if this fails again. I can say for me, 1.5x started this issue as in previous versions I could go until the MS Updates without a reboot.
Does this machine get used for anything else?
Not a thing. I check the status twice a day and other than that, no one touches the rig as it just farms 24/7, until a glitch occurs.
@17:15, EDT, I stopped getting updates.
I checked my log, and the only wallet references were pertaining to a peer not responding in time. I do not know what that means, but it shows up periodically throughout my log.
@17:30, my GUI reported that it was not synced. Seems like it waits util it is 15 minutes behind, before providing a warning.
taskmgr.exe reported that I had 24 chia related processes running.
I then ran:
chia start -r all
taskmgr.exe then reported 11 chia related processes running.
After a couple of minutes, that changed to 20 chia related processes running.
When I ran “chia start -r all”, it gave me a timelord complaint:
But it shows that it stopped and then started “chia_timelord”.
So I do not know what, if anything is wrong, or why it complained about the timelord?
A minute or two later, I was fully synced.
But as it pertains to your (@Lsherring) wallet issue, I did not see that in my logs for my 1.5.0 version.