General Protection Fault errors are specific to Windows computers.
In other words, the error indicates that a specific portion of memory is not available.
GPF errors may also indicate that a program is trying to access memory that is not authorized to access.
Simply put, youre dealing with a memory violation problem.
Unfortunately, these errors often freeze the entire system.
As a result, users are left with no option but to restart their computers.
It seems that GPF errors often occur when gaming.
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How Do I Fix General Protection Fault Errors?
Delete temporary files and peek if the error persists.
The quickest method to do that is to run Disk Cleanup.
Start with video files because they eat up a lot of storage space.
And then delete all the other files you no longer need.
Run SFC and DISM
Corrupted system files may trigger GPF errors from time to time.
To do this, right-tap on the program thats causing the error, and click onProperties.
Then, press theCompatibility taband check the option that saysRun this program in compatibility mode.
Select Windows 7 from the drop-down menu.
And dont forget to revamp your drivers.
Download the latest driver versions from your equipment manufacturers website.
