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Why Disable BIOS memory options such as caching or shadowing ? and how to disable it in bios ?

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This particular error would typically indicate a problem with memory mapping associated with a peripheral device. I was unable to locate a hit for okfu53.sys, but most likely this is a device driver of some type. The instruction to disable cache is a holdover from old hardware and operating systems and is most likely not actually applicable- however by disabling it is just two areas that are memory users that you don't need at that point. Frankly I would just reboot. If you see it again reinstall the video drivers.

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