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It has no effect on the computer or appears [occasionally], leave it alone, it may disappear automatically after [restarting the computer].

Pirated systems or ghost version systems, system file errors or missing, the problem will also occur, install the official patch in time,. Suggestion: Install the [Genuine] system.

Hardware-induced: If it is caused by a memory module, remove the memory module, clean it and reinstall it. Replace the memory module if necessary. (This issue rarely occurs on hardware).

Software-induced: This problem can also occur when the installed software conflicts with the system or other software, and other software that is pirated or contains viruses (games, etc.). Also, some games don't support dual-core or multi-core computers, so please try another version.

If you can't do it, just uninstall the game, be sure to uninstall it cleanly, otherwise the problem will appear. [The main thing here is to check the boot startup items, and prohibit the boot items that are not necessary to start from booting].

Then there is when you open and run the browser, ** device, game, QQ, etc., this problem occurs. The general solution is to uninstall the software and reinstall it. If it cannot be solved, you need to replace other versions of the same type of software, or find the conflicting software and uninstall it to solve the problem.

Check whether there is a problem with the driver, reinstall the driver, or update the driver in time.

You can try the following methods:

To start Run enter cmd 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).

After checking to run regedit into the registry, under hkey local machine software, Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion Explorer ShellexecuteHooks, there should be only one normal key, and the others are deleted. [If there is another (default) leave it alone, it is usually empty.] Restore or reinstall the system if necessary.

Memory conflicts, the solution is to do it yourself, and I personally think that it is the easiest to reinstall the system directly.