0x00700026 0x00700026 memory referenced by the instruction, which cannot be written 20

Occasionally, it's a procedural conflict, it doesn't matter, don't worry about him.

Simple little problem, you can fix it, tell you how to fix it, 100% can start running input:cmd in input:

for %1 in (%windir%\system32\*.ocx) do regsvr32 /s %1

When you're done, press enter.

Re-enter: for %1 in (%windir% system32 *.).dll) do regsvr32 /s %1

If you are afraid of typing mistakes, you can copy this instruction, and then click c: in the upper left corner of the command prompt, and use the "paste" function below to make mistakes. After the screen is completely still, don't rush to start other programs, just wait patiently, because the DLLs are still looking for a position.

Don't do anything else until your light stops flashing.

But it may also take a reboot before the whole effect comes out.

Memory can't be"read"or"written"Most of this phenomenon is caused by a conflict between a newly installed software and other software or other hardware, or a hardware failure or damage, and in general, the compatibility of software and hardware is more likely to be caused. There are a large number of so-called solutions to this problem on the Internet, but almost none of them are actually effective. This problem is not as easy to solve as you think.

Please carefully recall whether you have installed any software before this problem, and if so, please delete it and try again. If this is the problem with the program you want to execute, please find a newer version if it is available, and try the new version. Here you can try upgrading IE to IE7 or IE8, or use a third-party browser such as Maxthon.

Think carefully about whether any hardware has been replaced or repaired, and if so, find a way to replace it before testing.

Finally, please try the following methods, but relying on this method to solve this kind of failure, it is too pitiful, and it can only be said that you can try it.

Start-run-cmd-input: for %1 in (%windir% system32*.dll) do s %1, and then try to start-run-cmd-input:

for %1 in (%windir%\system32\*.ocx) do regsvr32 /s %1

If that doesn't work, you can only reinstall the operating system. Please install a different version of the operating system, the different versions here refer to the previous installation of Tomato Garden, now replaced by Rainforest Wood Wind, used to use SP2, now use SP3.

If you're still having trouble reinstalling the operating system, check your hardware using the swap method, where memory is the most likely to fail, check the memory first.

1. The memory module is broken, replace the memory module.

2. Dual memory is not compatible: Use the same brand of memory or only one memory 3. Replace the memory module for memory quality problems.

There is something wrong with the system itself.