Windows 10: Continue automatically after Memory Referenced error on shutdown?

Hi,
I have been living in the hope that some update would address this. Now have the Creator's Update but it still is a showstopper.
Ever since I installed Windows 10 originally, my system will halt on that infernal "memory referenced" error at random occasions, during shutdown. This makes my workflow really difficult as I am reliant on unattended operations. The problem is that this is never the same originating application called out in the error message, varying from Box sync to explorer.exe. I've worked my way through many workaround attempts and will keep trying (from the asinine responses om the MS support forums to fairly good advice on this and orther tech sites) - BUT... I need to be away for a few weeks and absolutely need to be able to access my PC remotely. I cannot risk this happening because when it is stuck on the error, connectivity is gone and it needs a manual enter keypress.

Is there any setting or configuration that will allow Windows to continue? Maybe with a timeout on the error or similar?
Or -
Is there any remote tool that will stay connected in that situation to allow me to do the keypress remotely?
Needless to say, I have another PC running Windows 7 that runs flawlessly with unattended operations - I just need this one to behave itself as well.

Thanks.




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File explorer error-The instruction at 0x11F125F6 referenced memory at 0x11F125F6. The memory could not be written. Click ok to terminate."

After upgrading to windows 10 my PC continuously shows explorer.exe- application error. It says " The instruction at 0x11F125F6 referenced memory at 0x11F125F6. The memory could not be written. Click ok to terminate." This pop up appears every 2 min and
after I click Ok ; PC gets refresed. Its very annoying , please help with this problem

 

Shut down error msg - explorer.exe - Application Error

Every time I shut down or restart I get the following error message for a few seconds and then the process continues to completion:

The instruction at 0x00007FF7DAD186B2 referenced memory at 0x0000000000000030. The memory could not be written.

Click on OK to terminate the program

However as stated, the process continues successfully to completion.

 

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Hi, I had this happen fairly consistently for quite a while- but not for the last few weeks or more. I recall this being discussed in one thread many months ago, but no resolution. Very frustrating.

It will probably be related to an installed program.

If you search the forum for
"The instruction at"
(literally that string inc. "")
you will find a lot of results to scan through:




Example of one solved:
Windows 10 pro anniversary Explorer.exe Application error at shutdown - Windows 10 Forums
#5

Possible workaround
reciever error at shutdown Solved - Windows 10 Forums
#4

 

Did not find up to date info but this link is from 2014: https://support.microsoft.com/en-ph/...estart-windows