Can my Windows Service app crash a remote computer?

I have a question about a server crash.

 I have a Windows service running on a web server, I'll call "Server1". It updates a database on a different server (MS SQL Server), I'll call "Server2".

 Server2 also hosts the Microsoft SSRS Reporting Service.

 Here's my question: when my service runs, it updates Server2, all indications are that it runs just fine, no errors of any kind, and then completes. However, about 15 minutes later, Server2 crashes. I've checked error codes, try/catch conditions, and the service launches a few stored procs on Server2, but I don't see any problems (they only run for 1 minute, and the return from execute.nonquery is always 0.

 Can there be any causal link between running a service on one server that harms a different server? Any cause at all?

 I have no reason to suspect my C# service has any known bugs. When the timer event executes, it just calls a class that runs several methods, and those methods update the database on Server2 with standard C# SqlConnection code. Again, I see no errors at all.

But it concerns me that when it runs and completes, Server2 crashes 15 minutes later. Its possible there is no causal link, but it really seems too coincidental.  

Any thoughts?

 My Service basically does this:

         private void Timer_Elapsed(object sender, System.Timers.ElapsedEventArgs e)

        {

                                int ireturn = PerformDataBaseOperations();

                                 timer.Interval = 3600000; // 1 Hour

         }

 The PerformDatabaseOperations is just sending some data over to Server2, and updating 2 tables.

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