How to fix the svchost.exe application error The instruction at 0x00007FFD6B52CE83 referenced memory at 0x00007FFD6454A040. The required data was not placed into memory because of an I/O error status of 0xc000009c bcs is make my computer black screen and lagging
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How to fix the svchost.exe application error The instruction at 0x00007FFD6B52CE83
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Hi RIONALDO,
Good day! I’m Jhakesong and I'll try to help you today.
Did the issue happened after an update? or did it occurred after installing a software in your computer? If so, please try system restore first if you can still login to your computer. Here's how:
1) Click Search
2) Type restore
3) Open create a restore point
4) Click the system restore button
5) Hit Next
6) Pick a restore point (Preferably a date before the issue happened)
7) Wait for the process to finish.
If system restore didn't help, try a system file check and an image repair of windows:
System File fix
1) Press Windows key + S, this will open search
2) Type cmd, run command prompt as administrator
3) Enter this command and press enter: sfc /scannow
4) Wait for the process to finish and reboot your computer.
5) Check if the issue still persists.
Image Repair of windows
1) Press Windows key + S, this will open search
2) Type cmd, run command prompt as administrator
3) Enter this command and press enter: DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
4) Wait for the process to finish and reboot your computer.
5) Check if the issue still persists.
Let me know how it goes. Have a great day!
Good day! I’m Jhakesong and I'll try to help you today.
Did the issue happened after an update? or did it occurred after installing a software in your computer? If so, please try system restore first if you can still login to your computer. Here's how:
1) Click Search
2) Type restore
3) Open create a restore point
4) Click the system restore button
5) Hit Next
6) Pick a restore point (Preferably a date before the issue happened)
7) Wait for the process to finish.
If system restore didn't help, try a system file check and an image repair of windows:
System File fix
1) Press Windows key + S, this will open search
2) Type cmd, run command prompt as administrator
3) Enter this command and press enter: sfc /scannow
4) Wait for the process to finish and reboot your computer.
5) Check if the issue still persists.
Image Repair of windows
1) Press Windows key + S, this will open search
2) Type cmd, run command prompt as administrator
3) Enter this command and press enter: DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
4) Wait for the process to finish and reboot your computer.
5) Check if the issue still persists.
Let me know how it goes. Have a great day!
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Can this problem cause6by having low spec on pc bc i still using intel pentium ram 4 and hdd 160gb?
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Hi RIONALDO,
Thanks for replying. Yes this is very likely, specially if the programs you are running require so much resources. I also suggest checking the settings of your computer's virtual memory to see if it helps.
1) Click search.
2) Type sysdm.cpl
3) Click the Advanced Tab
4) Click Settings under Performance.
5) Set it to Best performance
6) Next, click the Advanced tab, then go to Virtual memory and click the Change button
7) Make sure this is set to "Automatically manage paging file size for all drives.
8) Reboot your computer.
Thanks for replying. Yes this is very likely, specially if the programs you are running require so much resources. I also suggest checking the settings of your computer's virtual memory to see if it helps.
1) Click search.
2) Type sysdm.cpl
3) Click the Advanced Tab
4) Click Settings under Performance.
5) Set it to Best performance
6) Next, click the Advanced tab, then go to Virtual memory and click the Change button
7) Make sure this is set to "Automatically manage paging file size for all drives.
8) Reboot your computer.
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Omg pls help i just do the step
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please try system restore first if you can still login to your computer. Here's how:
1) Click Search
2) Type restore
3) Open create a restore point
4) Click the system restore button
5) Hit Next
6) Pick a restore point (Preferably a date before the issue happened)
7) Wait for the process to finish.
Now when i restarting my pc
Is show blue screen 
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Hi RIONALDO,
Turn Off your computer and turn it back ON. When you get to the Automatic Repair screen click Advanced Options. Then perform system restore again.
Turn Off your computer and turn it back ON. When you get to the Automatic Repair screen click Advanced Options. Then perform system restore again.
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If need install the window again ,pls aleast tell me how save my data first 😭 ,i already try in save mode but in save mode still blue screen
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When i try it is tell me
You must enable system protection this drive ,and i cant enable it in localdisk (c:)(system)
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Hi RIONALDO,
Thank you for the update. I understand. Here is a guide on how to save your files when you cannot boot your computer. You will need a USB flash drive to save your files into. Here's the link:
https://appuals.com/how-to-backup-files-from-co...
Next thing to do is repair your computer using a windows installation media. Here is a walkthrough on how to perform that. You will need another working computer to download the windows installer into a USB flash drive.
https://www.thewindowsclub.com/boot-or-repair-w...
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Thank you for the update. I understand. Here is a guide on how to save your files when you cannot boot your computer. You will need a USB flash drive to save your files into. Here's the link:
https://appuals.com/how-to-backup-files-from-co...
Next thing to do is repair your computer using a windows installation media. Here is a walkthrough on how to perform that. You will need another working computer to download the windows installer into a USB flash drive.
https://www.thewindowsclub.com/boot-or-repair-w...
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