My computer always has 0x00a03d80 0x00a285a4 memory referenced by instructions. The memory cannot be

In general, it's not a big problem.,Sometimes it's good to restart.,If it keeps appearing, follow the following methods:(This answer is not copied)

1.Enter safe mode to remove 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.

3.If the computer system is accidentally infected with a virus or accidentally deletes it, then the system files related to the system memory read and write operations are likely to be corrupted, and it is easy to encounter memory read and write failures. You can follow the steps below to repair your system and see if there are corrupted files in your system

First of all, the system is checked for viruses, because once the system is infected with a virus and is not removed, even if the system files are repaired, the virus may still continue to damage the system files, so use antivirus software to remove all the viruses in time to ensure that the system files will not continue to be threatened by the virus.

Second, use the system's built-in "sfc" command to try to repair the corrupted system files to a normal state. When repairing damaged system files, click the "Start" "Run" command, in the pop-up system run dialog box, enter the string command "sfc (space) scannow", click the enter key, the command program will search and scan the system files in every corner of the system, once it is found that the version of the system file is incorrect or the system file has been corrupted, it can automatically pop up a prompt interface, asking you to insert the installation disc of the Windows system, In order to extract normal system files from them to replace abnormal system files, so as to achieve the purpose of repairing system files. If the system repair operation is successful, you will not see any abnormalities when you restart the computer system.

It's best to find a professional version of the system disk).

4.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.

Note: If item 1 cannot be solved, use item 3.

Shut down the computer and replug the memory, but it is not possible to reinstall the system.