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

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.

As I understand, It does not.

It appears at shutdown.

i just read 18 pages of this thread after i got the same problem in hope that it may have been solved.
i also have corsair dominator DDR5 (32x2) in my pc.
lets see when will the update that will fix the issue come.
i also have 2 of my xbox controllers plugged in all the time, i just unplugged them to see if the issue remains.
using the phone camera to capture the error was a pain as it took several days.

PC SPECS -
4080 SUPER
I9 14900K
32X2 DDR5 CORSAIR DOMINATOR

HOPE IT GETS SOLVED SOON

I'm still error free, zero issues since reinstalling windows 11, and promptly removing ALL Xbox related apps. No Xbox = No error. Nearly two months now...

It's absurd that after all these months, none of the Microsoft staff has deigned to expose themselves even to say that they will work to solve the problem that is now clearly widespread.