Status Access Violation issues

OMf**kingG,
Finally this fixed it for me.
Thank you all for sharing this
Error free browsing bliss

I'm so happy I had to write a poem XD

Here is the magic sauce

• Download Process Lasso
• Open Process Lasso and right click on chrome or any app giving you problems 🤞
• Choose from the dropdowns - CPU Affinity - Always - Select CPU Affinity
• Deselect first 6 cores
• Click Okay
• One less Microsoft curse per day

Chrome and Brave crashed over and over, Edge regularly as well. I tried Project Lasso and set CPU Affinity to skip the low number cores and for the first time in days and days I have working browsers.

I agree completely with your thought that it is processor related, but not hardware, just another Microsoft fail. Thank you for your post.

Hi,

Ive having the same issue for months, I tried different RAMs Modules, I clean every slot and the entire Motherboard (Gigabyte H310M H20), I reinstalled Windows 10, I enable and disable XMP Profile... Changing the frequency of the RAMs, UPDATING BIOS, GPU Drivers, running different tests... NOTHING WORKS... not luck... Then I tried setting the memory clock manually but it did not work... But what finally fixed it was to reset the BIOS, I took off the CMOS battery for 5 minutes and put it back in and the issue was resolved, The PC has been working fine for 6hrs so far and no more STATUS ACCESS VIOLATION error, I hope this helps someone having the same issue.

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Here is further evidence of defective Intel 14th gen CPU causing Status Access Violation issues. In March, I had a Canadian computer retailer build me a gaming PC based on a 14900K and 4080 Super. The system ran without issue until mid-June when I started seeing Status Access Violation (SAV) errors on Chrome and Edge. Initially, the errors were infrequent (once a day) but grew in number to the point that I would experience as often as 20 a day. I tried to address these problems by: reinstalled Edge and Chrome, cleared and reset browsers, deleted all cookies/history, deleted all extensions, updated all drivers, and disabled hardware acceleration. This had no effect, and I was now experiencing blue screens crashes.

By mid July, I sent my PC in for service. Unfortunately, they could not replicate my issues after running for over 24 hours. I know why - the issues have to be triggered through continual interaction. For example, having a continuous loop running on YouTube will not trigger this behavior. However, with Event Viewer, I was able to document that I was now experiencing BSD as often as every second day. Also, it helped that I kept literally hundreds of screen-captures of SAV errors. The service centre agreed to try swapping out my 14900K with a new one on July 26. Since then, I have not had a single SAV errors or BSD.

I want to end with a shout-out to my PC builder, Memory Express, which is a Canadian retail chain. Every component of my build was specified by me for which the pricing for each part was pretty much the same has Amazon or Newegg. The system was then assembled and tested by Memory Express for only $75. Technically, the warranty for each component of my build is the responsibility for each respective manufacturer. Instead, Memory Express took responsibility to swap my 14900K at no cost to me and took over any interactions required to get Intel to get a RMA.

The person who referenced the Ryzen sounded like they were having the same error but entirely different circumstances so it's probably not the same. Identifying the core(s) is trial and error. Disable specific sets and narrow it down until you find which are causing the issue.