The instruction at 0x000******* referenced memory at 0x0000****** written SOLUTION for WINDOWS 11 23h2

The one thing that seems to have fixed it is Increasing the Virtual Memory. Set both the Initial and Maximum size to the recommended size (in my case 4982 MB).

https://windows101tricks.com/memory-could-not-be-read/

(TL;DR ) Pretty annoying getting this every time I shut down. Wonder which recent update broke Windows again? Seems like another OneDrive annoyance? Yet to reinstall it, but did the other scans and memory tests etc. Would be nice to get rid of this, surely the Windows devs have a fix.

Thanks,

Been doing that all along Mate, Thamks.

But, Im Still waiting on the side here, for that Solution.

Cheers.

After getting the same error message on my brand new PC I tested Windows 11 on another (previously Windows 10) PC System. With Windows 10 this other PC never showed the error message. Soon after installing Windows 11 I got the same error. So I am quite sure that this is not a hardware but a Windows 11 Software related issue which, for whatever reason, has not been fixed until today. What I now did was making sure that the Windows Error Reporting (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/troubleshoot/windows-client/system-management-components/windows-error-reporting-diagnostics-enablement-guidance) is activated. Now Microsoft can hopefully come up with a solution. I also found the Windows 11 tool "Event viewer". If you start this tool you will get a System error report which constantly showed a lot of errors on any System I tested. There you can see that Windows does not only create sporadic errors but constant errors that you never ever noticed. I would suggest to ignore the error Message as it does not affect the functionallity of the PC. It's just annoying.

Any solution to this one yet? seem to be a lot of errors and stuff, including OneDrive. Hard to think it isn't due to some updates. Shouldn't do them so haphazardly from now on. Can't even shut down cleanly..