Windows 10: Constant dllhost.exe application error messages

Hi all,


I keep getting dllhost.exe application error messages, such as 'The instruction at 0x0000..... referenced memory at 0x0000.... The memory could not be read.'


I've run sfc /scannow and every time I do - this has been a regular occurrence for the last few weeks - it does indeed find corrupt files, but fixes them. The first time I ran that command it assumed that would be it, but the dllhost messages are becoming more frequent.


I've run a system memory scan and that didn't flag any issues, the smart info from my SSD says the drive health is good plus I've used the DSIM commmand scans as well. The system isn't exhibiting any other issues or crashes, just a lot of these errors. Any ideas what might be going on or how to fix it?

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wnda3100v2.exe application error

Hi Vette,

WNDA3100v2.exe is an extension helps to indicate which are the files that should be executed. As the program has no visible Window, it is hard to track whether a file is present or not. When this process file gets missing or anything, the computer starts
showing a number of indications of software and program malfunction.

To resolve the issue, please follow the steps below:

• Run System File checker and DISM
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Let us know how it goes.

 

wnda3100v2.exe application error

Hi Vette,

WNDA3100v2.exe is an extension helps to indicate which are the files that should be executed. As the program has no visible Window, it is hard to track whether a file is present or not. When this process file gets missing or anything, the computer starts
showing a number of indications of software and program malfunction.

To resolve the issue, please follow the steps below:

• Run System File checker and DISM
• Perform a clean boot in Windows

Let us know how it goes.

No change. Ran both the SFC and the DISM then clean boot and error message still comes up. Any other ideas? Could it have anything to do with faulty DIMM memory, etc.?