Windows 10: Instruction at referenced memory error prompt

Hello, Windows 11 so a while back I had an issue where after installing an update from windows update I was logging off to restart where an error prompt like this showed up: "The instruction at 0x referenced memory at 0x. Something something"It popped and closed so fast I could not read what it said in detail as my system was in the process of logging out.Anyway, after rebooting I quickly ran SFC /scannow afterwards and it said it found corrupted system files and successfully repaired them. So far the issue seems to have been resolved and the error prompt has not showed up since.The reason w

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The instruction at 0x00007FFA8fe381c4 referenced memory at 0x0000000000000050. The memory could not be read. PC will not boot

This is a Dell Inspiron laptop, Windows 10. System will not boot. Getting error:

The instruction at 0x00007FFA8fe381c4 referenced memory at 0x0000000000000050. The memory could not be read

Any suggestions on resolving this problem would be appreciated.

 

ERROR: the instruction at 0x0... referenced memory at 0x0....


This weekend I was happily playing Blizzard's new game, Overwatch, with zero problems. I returned from work last night and tried to load up BattleNet and received the below error message:





I now can't load BattleNet to play any games, which is rather frustrating. I'm baffled as to what could have happened to create this error?

Does anyone know how to fix it?

 

Error message on close down "The instruction at 0x00007ffdf7006E39 referenced memory at 0x0007FFDCB44b38"

*Original Title: Error message on close down

More often than not I get this error message on close down. It is an explorer error.

The instruction at 0x00007ffdf7006E39 referenced memory at 0x0007FFDCB44b38. The memory could not be read. Click on OK to terminate program

Could this be linked with the 'Send to' on a file does not have a full list of items, only showing AVS Mobile uploader and Bluetooth device?

Help required before I go ahead and try a Windows 10 repair.

Many thanks.