In Windows operating systems, the error “Memory cannot be read” is perhaps one of the most common. Various gurus on the Internet give recommendations on how to eliminate it and restore the normal functioning of the system. It is not surprising that everyone is of the opinion "I am right, and the rest are not." Here are just some tips that are not always effective. However, there is no deception: the message “Memory cannot be read” may appear due to several reasons, therefore, there are also several ways to fix the problem.
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A little tip: if the problem is observed only with a specific application, then you need to update it or not use it at all, trying to replace it with an analog. And, of course, you should use the original operating systems, not their assembly.