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Hi.. Alright let me try to make this clear.. I just installed windows on an ssd after the windows on my hdd got corrupt for this same reason thought a fresh install would fix the problem.. and it did for about 3 days but today it happened again on the new drive and fresh install.. skype.exe gets a critical error message and the computer goes non responsive.. but doesnt blue screen but everything stops programs go blank no cursor etc.. the error message I get is "The instruction at 0x01afd0ca referenced memory at 0x00000014. The memory could not be read. Click ok to terminate program" which I cant because everything hangs.. could this be a bad processor memory or ram? windows 7 btw. any help would be great this is 2 different drives with fresh installs this is happening on.

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first thing I would do is check each RAM stick one at a time with Memtest86+... if its all clear then we can move on. (I doubt its the processor as it would not work at all)

 

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Secondly

 

If the RAM is ok is do a quick "SFC /SCANNOW" from windows command prompt as admin. If you get errors such as "but could not fix them all".

 

Try checking the state of the recovery partition by running "Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth" If that reports errors go onto running this command "Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /CheckHealth"

and make sure it says the corruption was fixed

 

After all that RUN "sfc /scannow" a good 2-3 times.

 

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Let me know how that goes :)

Quack 🦆

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If anyone knows error codes that not pretty much tell exactly where the problem is..? such if this ia the error code for ram?

A memory reference error is likely to be the ram, but it could also be software corruption or some other bit of hardware.

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