Windows 10: I am getting this error message on my windows 11 while shutdown or restarting the system.

Error message : The instruction at 0x00007FF89A463FBA referenced meory at 0x0000000000000024. The memory could not be written.Issues i am facing:I am getting this error message on my windows 11 while shutdown or restarting the system. While gaming my display is turning off multiple times and in the end the display is going to no signal but the cpu is still on and the games are still responding in the background with black screen.

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Strange message at restart and shutdown...

I have a Windows 10 Pro 64-bit system, updated from Windows 8.1 about two weeks ego, wired connection assigned to a workgroup. The system works just fine with one exception. At the time of restart/shutdown, the system may display the following message:

This message is more prevalent, if the restart/shutdown initiated right after login, or even prior to login, but shows up after 8-10 using the system and initiating a shutdown. My knee-jerk reaction was that the system has some malware, but had not been able to locate any. Admittedly, it does not mean the system has none...
Actions taken so far:

1. Scan system with Viper, Malwarebytes and Emisoft security software, came up empty
2. Scan system off-line via Kaspersky and BitDefender, came up empty

Disconnecting the PC from the network, for the purpose of eliminating remote connections to the PC, did not make the message go away. Evidently, this is a local logon by some process and/or scheduled task.
The disabled UIDs are:

• Adminstrator
• DefaultAccount
• Guest
• WDAGUtilityAccount

The enabled UIDs are:

• UID1, standard user account
• UID2, standard user account
• UID3, local administarator account

The message is coming from the file named "authui.dll":
Windows 10 DLL File Information - authui.dll
Reviewing the security event did not show any unknown account and the Task Scheduler shows mainly Windows scheduled tasks, with a few third-party application schedules.
Reinstalling windows isn't really an option, one of the reasons for the update is to preserve the application and user data.
Does anyone have an idea what triggers this message and how to get rid of it?
TIA...

 

Random Restarts - Windows 7-64 bit

I have an ASUS desktop, that at random intervals, will completely shutdown and restart.

I get a message upon restart saying that Windows has recovered from a serious error.

How do i figure out what is causing the crash and hopefully resolve it??

 

Hard drive/ OS issue

a guy suggested :

• shutdown
• unhooked HDD
• restarted
• yay !!
• reconnected HDD
• restarted
• yay !!

also , try method 3
How to Unlock Drive in Windows 10: 5 Ways to Remove a Lock