The computer appears with the 0x00000000 memory referenced by the 0x01e14e41 instruction. The me

It's not a big problem, and it doesn't affect the operation of the program, if you want to solve it, follow the following methods:

1.Clean up junk with 360 Security Guard or Super Bunny uninstall plugin.

2.When running a program or a large game with a large capacity, you should restart the microcomputer to release the memory in time.

The system appears that the memory cannot be"read"or"written"The reasons are:

1. The driver is unstable and incompatible with the system, which is most likely to cause memory cannot be read or file protection.

2. One or more rogue software is installed on the system, which has a greater chance of IE or system crash, and file protection may also occur.

3. There is a conflict between the programs loaded by the system or the programs that are running on the system, especially some antivirus software monitoring programs.

4. Virus problems are also the main causes of memory can not be read, file protection, error ......

5. If the memory cannot be read when playing the game, it is likely that the graphics card driver is not suitable (there are graphics cards that are not suitable for the game and the computer), or it is possible that the version is not new enough or does not meet the game and graphics card driver.

6. The problem that some software itself is insufficient.

7. Computer hardware overheating is also the fatal reason why the memory cannot be read is read!

There is one more way:

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

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

This will take a long time, be patient, but it may take a reboot before the whole effect comes out.

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.