0x45407017 The 0x45407017 memory referenced by the directive, which cannot be read

The memory cannot be a workaround for reads.

People who use the Windows operating system sometimes encounter error messages like this:

0x???The instruction references the "0x00000000" memory, which cannot be "read" or "written", and then the application is shut down.

When running some programs, sometimes a memory error message appears, and then the program is closed.

0x???The "0x??? referenced by the directiveMemory. The memory cannot be "read".

0x???The "0x??? referenced by the directiveMemory, which cannot be "written".

I don't know if you've ever had a fault like this? (0xThe content may be different.) ）

Generally, there are many aspects of this phenomenon, one is the hardware, that is, the memory is the problem, 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.

4. Delete and then recreate the files in the Winnt System32 WBEM Repository folder

On the desktop, right-click My Computer, and then click Manage.

In"Services and Applications", click Services, and then close and stop Windows Management

Instrumentation Services.

Delete the winnt system32 wbem repository

All files in the folder. (Create backup copies of these files before deleting them.) ）

Open"Services and Applications", click Services, and then open and launch Windows Management

Instrumentation Services. When the service restarts, these files are recreated based on the information provided in the following registry keys:

mofs

There are two aspects to this kind of problem.

The first is your hardware. i.e. your memory ... You tried to pull out the memory. Wipe the gold finger. Rub with an eraser. Blow the memory slots.

The second is software... It's the program you run. It may be that the program file corruption is caused by poisoning. It's also possible that the program is corrupted.。。