Computer boot shows 360 e e application memory error what s going on

The emergence of this problem is relatively common, and there are several main aspects:

If you use a pirated system, there is a possibility that such a problem will occur, it is recommended: use the genuine version.

If it doesn't affect your computer or happens occasionally, leave it alone, and restart your computer to disappear automatically.

Viruses that are caused by viruses are completely anti-virus to the computer.

The hardware is mainly caused by incompatible memory modules, and the memory should be replaced if necessary.

system or other software. [The ghost version of the system is prone to this problem].

Open or close IE, QQ, games, **, etc., the memory can not be read or written, the first thing that comes to mind may be the problem of this software, (the general solution is to uninstall and reinstall, upgrade or replace other versions, no, only uninstall the software, the problem can be solved).

1) If there is a problem with the system itself, install the official patch in time, and reinstall the system if necessary.

2) If there is a problem with a certain software, here is mainly to look at the software running at boot, [use 360 and so on to check the software running on boot, and remove the software that does not need to run].

3) Software conflicts, uninstall the problematic software. (For example, if it occurs during installation or runtime, it is necessary to upgrade, patch, replace the software to another version, or uninstall the problematic software to solve the problem).

There are two ways to deal with it: If it doesn't work, you can only restore or reinstall the system

Trial command exclusion.

Start Run Enter cmd -- Enter, and enter the following command in the command prompt.

for %1 in (%windir%\system32\*.dll) do s %1 enter.

When you're done, underneath the input.

for %i in (%windir%\system32\*.ocx) do s %i carriage return.

If you are afraid of typing mistakes, you can copy these two commands, then right-click the mouse button after the command prompt, hit "paste", press enter, and wait patiently until the screen scrolling stops. Restart your computer

Run regedit into the registry, under hkey local machine software, microsoft windows, currentversion, explorer, shellexecutehooks, there should only be one normal key, and delete the rest. [If there is another (default) leave it alone, it is usually empty].

Suggestion, there are many reasons and there is no effective solution! I can only try, see if you have installed 360 software, if so, uninstall 360 completely, scan the registry, clean up the wrong registration information, restart and give it a try!

Generally, it is a software error, uninstall and reinstall 360, and uninstall it completely.

Nothing. The software is running errors. No matter how good the software is, there are times when it makes mistakes.

Once or twice is no problem. Do this often, uninstall 360 and reinstall it to the latest version. If it still doesn't work, it's the most tragic thing, your memory module corresponds to a memory unit that is broken.

It can still be used now, but if you don't feel good, you can spend money on a memory module.

1. Press the win+x key combination on the keyboard to bring up the running window, and then enter the command in the running window and press the enter key to execute the command;

2. After running the above command, the service window will be opened, and the windows updates service will be found and double-clicked in the service window.

3. In the pop-up property window, select Disable;

4. Then click Apply and exit Settings to avoid such errors from happening again.

I hope it can help you, if you still can't choose it, you can refer to it.

If there is malware or malicious programs on the computer, it is recommended to clean up the garbage, check for malware, and restart the computer after completion. If not, it is recommended to restore the system.

One is the hardware, that is, there is a problem with the memory, and the other is the software, which has many problems.

If the system frequently mentions an error message, the following suggestions may help:

1.Check your system for Trojans or viruses. Such programs often modify the system irresponsibly in order to control the system, resulting in operating system abnormalities. In general, we should strengthen our awareness of information security and never be curious about unclear executable procedures.

2.Update the operating system, let the operating system installer copy the correct version of the system files, and correct the system parameters. Sometimes there are bugs in the operating system itself, so pay attention to installing the official upgrade program.

3.Try out the new version of the app.

It feels like a virus is very likely, so it is recommended to reinstall the antivirus software and try it.

The simple solution is "Start" - Run - Type "msconfig" - Start", check the checkmark in front of this item, and restart.

This situation occurs due to the following reasons.

1. If the hardware conflict is caused, the hardware shall be checked and the hardware shall be replaced.

2. Caused by software conflicts, whether it is caused by newly installed software, uninstall the newly installed software.

3. Virus caused, upgrade the antivirus software to the latest version, and kill the virus in safe mode.

Click the start menu and choose Run.

Then type msconfig and press enter.

Click "Startup" inside to open the startup window.

Look at the ones inside, it's the boot that follows the system to start.

It's useless to turn it off.,Or turn it off all doesn't affect the operation of the systemIf you're an XP system,One of them will be ctfmon, that's the icon program of the input method.,Don't turn off that.。

It seems that a program that started at boot is damaged, and it should not affect the system. The boot program is optimized and it is gone.

Whether the system is poisoned, kill it and try it.

Depending on your situation, you can try:

1) Exit 360 Security Guard and re-run the main program;

2) If step 1) does not work, please uninstall and reinstall 360 Security Guard (recommended) or overwrite and reinstall (lazy practice), and then see if the problem is still there;

3) If the problem persists, consider the impact of viruses and Trojans, please use the 360 special killing tool (i.e., the 360 system first aid kit) to conduct a comprehensive investigation and killing; Wait for the end of the investigation and then start the 360 security guard or reinstall the 360 security guard, pay attention to the installation of a different disk, not as good as before, then change the D disk.

Repair the system with a 360 first aid kit first, then install Guard and Antivirus. The safe is available in the English catalogue. Thank you!

See if the C drive is running out of disk space.

Try booting with a PE drive, then delete the extra junk files from the C drive, or move the desktop files to the D drive!

1 registry regedit

This location has a normal key value to remove the others.

2. Open the cmd window.

for%iin(%windir%\system32\*.dll)/s%i

Enter the foriin

windir%\system32\*.ocx)/s%i

Enter to restart. Fully register the DLL: Open "Run" and enter cmd enter for for%1

in(%windir%\system32\*.dll)/s%1

2) If the above methods can't solve the problem, first soft and then hard, reinstall the operating system, don't install software, patches, drivers, etc., and see if there are still problems with booting? If you don't install drivers, patches, and software step by step, and find something that isn't suitable, don't install it.

Please note: If you restore the system or reinstall it, when installing drivers, patches, software and other things, be sure not to install the things that affect your accident this time, otherwise it will be restored or reinstalled in vain.

3) Whether there is a problem with hardware, such as hard disk, memory, graphics card, motherboard, etc., if it is caused by hardware problems, it is recommended to overhaul it.

If it is a program that appears at boot, see if there is this option in the boot startup, if there is a removal of it, if it is a system process, the above method is not applicable.

Question: My interface is the same as the interface you sent, and the error is that you can't go back.

Question: How can I pretend?

The reinstallation system is not expensive, dozens of dollars.

It's a system file, and if it goes wrong, it's usually a redo of the system or you can try it like this.

1.Restart the machine, press the F8 key, turn on the computer with safe mode, see if this problem occurs, if it still appears, then there is no way, if it does not appear, or click OK or cancel and does not shut down, then you can check the poison.

2.Change the memory module, but from this problem it shouldn't be a big memory problem.

You can use the system repair tool in 360 Security Guard to fix it, and restart the computer after the repair.

Turn on the machine, immediately press the F8 button and do not move, use the up and down keys to select the safe mode, and then press enter.

Please note: If you restore the system or reinstall it, when installing drivers, patches, software, etc., be sure not to install the software that affects the problem on the computer.

Hello friend, such a situation is personally recommended that you use a 360 system first aid kit to deal with it. The specific steps are as follows:

2. After the system engine initialization is complete, click "Repair", check the type to be repaired, and then click "Repair Now" to restart the computer after completion. If you do not know which type of fault you belong to and do not know which type you should fix, you can use the recommended repair level of the system, click Fix Now without selecting it, or select Select All and click Fix Now.

After this processing, use the first aid kit to repair the system files, and restart the computer should be fine.

This is divided into software and hardware problems, the software may be because of some program problems, the hardware is likely to be a compatibility problem, or it may be that the memory compatibility is not good, if it can't be solved, it may be a virus, you can use the 360 first aid kit to enter the safe mode to check and kill the virus, if it still doesn't work, it is recommended that you reinstall the system, I have encountered this situation before, there is no more after reinstallation.

It is a laptop touchpad related program, if there is a problem with this file, please install the driver that comes with the computer, or restore the system.

Problems with the trackpad driver of the notebook.

You uninstall the trackpad driver first. Restart your computerIn general, you can use the trackpad without installing this driver.

If you don't want to use it, uninstall it, restart your computer, and then install it.

I don't know if you're installing XP or W7, because you're 4G, so you need a W7 64-bit system to reflect the usefulness of 4G, and you can see the 4G !! completelyIt's simple, you don't need 360! It's definitely a software conflict.

It's not a 360 thing, if you reinstall the system, it's going to be solved, it's fine, it's a simple software conflict, or the software itself is defective, or a file is missing.