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:'( Ok I am having a host of problems with my computer. First before i can eve log in on to my page there is a box that comes up and says that
the iinstruction @"0X7712492 memory cannot be read click ok to terminate!
Then there is another one that says rundllexe, error lloading access denied, my control panel i cant even get into, i cant get into yahoo or anything else that has cookies! I need serious help, Oh sometimes my desktop icons disappear!
i have done quite a few scans ccleaner, spyware, automatic updates none has helped!
I even signed up for daniweb a week ago and i am able to get in it now because i am in safe mode!

HHHHHHEEEEELLLLLPPPPPP MMMMMEEEEE!:'('('('('('('('('(
:@:@:@:@:@:@:@:@:@:@:@:@:@:( :( :( :( :( :( :( :( :( :( :(

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The symptoms reported by — "memory cannot be read" crashes, rundll32 access errors, missing Control Panel and disappearing desktop icons — most often come from one of three things: failing RAM or disk, corrupted system files or drivers that crash Explorer, or malware that interferes with normal Windows components. Because the machine boots into Safe Mode, that already points toward a driver/startup item or a hardware fault Windows doesn’t fully exercise in Safe Mode.

Start with non‑destructive diagnostics you can run from Safe Mode or the Windows recovery environment. Run a full memory test (memtest86+ from USB/CD) and let at least one full pass complete — any errors indicate bad RAM. Check disk health and filesystem integrity: schedule and run

chkdsk C: /f /r
sfc /scannow

also review SMART values with a manufacturer disk tool. Look in Event Viewer (Windows Logs → Application and System) for repeated explorer, driver, or kernel errors to identify the failing component or driver name.

Use Safe Mode to isolate startup items and check for malware. Do a clean boot (msconfig → disable non‑Microsoft services and startup items) and reboot normally. Run a reputable offline/rescue scan (Microsoft Defender Offline or a commercial rescue ISO) and a full Malwarebytes scan from Safe Mode. Use Autoruns (Sysinternals) to remove suspicious startup entries and collect a Farbar Recovery Scan Tool (FRST) log if remote help is needed — those logs let experienced helpers pinpoint infections or broken drivers quickly.

If diagnostics show hardware faults, replace the bad RAM or disk before further repair. If hardware looks fine but system files are corrupted, back up personal files first (attach the drive to another PC or use a rescue environment to copy data), then do a repair install or clean Windows install. As noted, external boot media is useful for recovery — use it to copy files and run the tests above, not as a quick fix. Avoid untrusted “one‑click” cleaners; back up before anything that writes to disk.

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Hello from SalimHus,
Computers don't betray people - Windows does !!!
Look to check your computer's hardware get yourself a
Knoppix LiveCD - if its old and no SATA disks then
Knoppix 3.7 should be good otherwise
Knoppix 5.1.1 should be used !!
Get it from Internet from a friend, its free. Your
computer is not the place to download 698MB of iso,
that you then write to a CD. Get it done by someone
else. Now if you don't have a clue on Linux - maybe you
should buy Knoppix hacks from Kyle Rankin. Anyway it
is easy to open disk and view files. If you work for 15
minutes without an error. Most probably you Windows
is out, maybe with a virus (malware et al.). You've already tried so many anti-viruses that it pretty sure, you
won't get your PC as it was. Consider re-installing -bur before that use a USB to save your important data with
Knoppix and the re-install Windows - but then come back to me with data about your PC (disks sizes, memory,
type ...) and I'll tell you how to save it - so it can be repaired in less than 5 minutes without worrying about antiviruses - which takes hours to tell you they can't find
anything.
Good Luck

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