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The Instruction at 0x00007FFBCEAC3ACA reference memory at 0x0000000000000024. The memory could not be written.
Click ok to terminate the programme.
I use windows 11 23h2 this happened after the latest update, and happens at shutdown.
sfc /scannow, ran it three times. I do not know what to place on the command line to run
DISM. DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth does NOT WORK. I am frustrated, and nerves are getting bad.
I am NEW to windows 11 and just installed it on my High End Gaming Computer. I am frustrated, after gaming, seeing this
when I shut down.
I NEED HELP NOW please.
I cannot run DISM, till I get the correct command line sequence.
Thanks.
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Hi have spent months looking for a solution, and it seems its gamepad related, I have the same memory write error if I have my GameSir G7 se gamepad plugged in when I restart windows (I have tried multiple other solutions none where the solution)
I found that its cause when I use the 500hz experimental polling rate on the controller
Just an update from me. I was "lucky" (if you could use the term) in that this error was occurring 100% of the time whenever I would shut down or re-start the computer. Not even 99% of the time - 100% of the time. After systematically removing all updates that I was allowed to remove, there was no change (though there are a still a lot of updates remaining that I cannot remove).
I then began systematically removing hardware. The error persisted until I removed the USB wireless dongle for my Logitech F710 wireless game controller which Windows identifies as an XBox 360 wireless controller. I then re-tested and verified this scenario, re-starting about 30 times each with and without the dongle and the result was consistent.
So although n my case I appear to have found the culprit (so the same as others earlier in the thread - Xbox related), it does not provide an actual solution apart from not using the hardware of course.
Strange thing is that I was using this precise mainboard, memory, F710 controller, optical drive, power supply up until yesterday under a previous Windows 11 install without any problem. This new build replaced the CPU and graphics card, however both flawlessly survived their torture testing for 12 hours before I began installing anything (I never believed this was a pure hardware fault anyway). It is almost as if one of the updates relating to the new CPU or GPU are having some unintended side effect - there are a number of AMD related updates there.
The hardware that did not present this issue was an Nvidia RTX3070 with a Ryzen 2700X CPU. The hardware with the XBox 360 problem is an Nvidia 4080 Super and Ryzen 5700X. Not that this may have anything to do with it - that is what was changed with the new install.
I was replying to Peter but ok.
My issue was to do with OneDrive - uninstalled and reinstalled and the error has gone (for now).
I'm just chiming in to say that I have the problem on a brand new Windows 11 installation that I did yesterday 24th June 2024. It began happening after it did all the windows updates. How annoying this is even after just one day of use - I can't imagine living with this for months on end!! And yes, it ONLY happens when shutting down.
No I do not know which update.
But the Latest One that just dropped.
I have yet, to see any more of the error.
Hope this update that just dropped took care of it.
