The memory of the 0x70ff02d1 referenced by the 0x7c931760 directive. The memory cannot be read

Appears memory can not be"read"There are many reasons, try to use the following methods to patiently eliminate them.

1. Dual memory is incompatible, memory quality problems replace memory modules. The memory and motherboard are not plugged in properly or other hardware is not compatible Reinsert the memory or change the socket .

2. Heat dissipation problem: Strengthen the heat dissipation inside the chassis.

3. Driver problem Reinstall the driver, if it is a new system, you should install the motherboard driver first, if the memory cannot be read when playing the game, it is likely that the graphics card driver is not new enough or does not meet the requirements of the game, replace the graphics card driver.

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

5. The software is damaged, the software is reinstalled, the software and the system are not compatible, if you have recently installed any new software, uninstall it.

6. Virus problem antivirus. Antivirus software conflicts with the system or software Since the antivirus software enters the underlying monitoring system, it may conflict with some software, so try uninstalling it.

7. Run regedit to enter the registry, under hkey local machine software microsoft windows currentversion explorer shellexecutehooks, there should be only one normal key value, delete the others.

8. 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

If you are afraid of typing the wrong one, you can copy this command, then right-click the mouse button after the command prompt, hit "paste", press enter, and wait patiently until the screen scrolling stops.

9. All of the above are invalid, reinstall the system.

Easy three-step countermeasures for rookies:

1.Once in a while, this kind of problem can be solved by restarting the computer.

2.Often this is the case with software issues: boot up, press F8, enter into safe mode, advanced boot options, restore the last correct configuration, press Enter.

See how it goes, and if it doesn't work, then reinstall the operating system.

3.Hardware problems: If it still doesn't work after reinstalling the system, there is a problem with the memory module, remove it to clean up the dust, eraser the gold finger, clean the slot, reinstall it in another slot, and replace it with a new memory.