Memory should not be written

This question often arises, but in fact, it is just an investigation program set up by Internet companies. Here's what I use a lot that should help.

Close this report (Palliative but not Symptomatic):

1. Right-click on the desktop "My Computer" Properties Advanced Error Reporting Error Reporting Tick the "Disable Error Reporting" "But notify me when a critical error occurs" checkbox OK. In this way, for some small errors, Windows XP will not pop up the error prompt.

2. If not, completely close the error reporting service. Start Running input Open the Services window Locate the Error Reporting Service Open the Error Reporting Service Properties dialog box Change the Startup Type to Disabled Reboot the system after you are OK. (This project closes the registry in a way of:.)

Start Run Enter regedit OK Find hkey local machine software Microsoft Windows NT CurrentVersion AEDEBUG] in auto=0 to auto=1).

Important: Don't just look at the instruction of this error prompt**, but see: the blue bar above the prompt box indicates what program is the location, and the main cause of the error or conflict can be roughly located, and the right medicine can be solved.

The simple and effective way to deal with this is to look at the error message, which software causes the conflict, uninstall that software, restart the machine, first close the anti-virus software, and re-run the installation.

Error analysis: This error is caused by problematic memory (including in-house memory, L2 cache, and video memory), incompatible software (mainly remote control and anti-virus software), corrupted NTFS volumes, and problematic hardware (e.g., the PCI card itself is corrupted).

Solution:1Remove all newly installed hardware.

2.Run all system diagnostic software provided by the computer manufacturer. Especially memory checks.

3.Check that all new hardware or software is installed correctly, and if this is a clean installation, contact the hardware or software manufacturer for any Windows updates or drivers that may be needed.

4.Disable or uninstall all anti-virus programs.

5.Disable BIOS memory options such as cache or shadow

Reinstall the system, if it doesn't work, check your memory, you plug in a few.

It could be an application conflict.

I've installed a winrar beautification version before and I've had this problem. Later, it was fine after unloading.