In many cases, when we are using a computer, a dialog box pops up, prompting that the *** memory cannot be read or written, etc, the solution here is to re-register all DLL files in the system and eliminate errors such as "memory cannot be read or written ".
Windows systems may suffer frequent damages, mainly because many applications often share the call of some DLL files. Once some applications are automatically uninstalled after use, the DLL files called by these applications are often deleted, so when other applications in Windows or the system call those shared DLL files again, errors will naturally occur! It may cause a variety of unknown problems, such as failure to open the secondary link, and frequent errors such as "memory cannot be read or written.
When the Windows system is abnormal due to the loss of system DLL files, we do not need to reinstall the operating system, you only need to re-register the lost DLL files to restore the system to normal operation.
How can I re-register all dll files? It's actually very easy!
(1) Start-run: enter cmd and press enter! Enter the "c: windowssystem32cmd.exe" Window
(2) directly enter: for % 1 in (% windir % system32 *. dll) do regsvr32.exe/s % 1 at the command prompt in the "c: windowssystem32cmd.exe" window.
Note: It is at the command prompt, not in the "run" box!
TIPS: You can directly copy and paste the preceding commands.
(3) Press enter!
Start to re-register all the DLL files in the system.