'System process at address 0xE4783995 have just crashed' Message

The 'System process at address 0xE4783995 have just crashed, please follow these steps to deactivate it from your system' message is not a real message from your operating system. Rather, it is created by a Trojan to try to steal your money. The Trojan that causes the 'System process at address 0xE4783995 have just crashed' message will try to get you to call a specific phone number supposedly to fix the problem. This kind of harmful software is known as a ransomware. Ransomware attempts to take your money by taking your computer hostage, only giving you back control in exchange for a ransom. Don't fall for it; remove the 'System process at address 0xE4783995 have just crashed' message from your computer by using normal malware removal procedures.
 

What Comes After the 'System process at address 0xE4783995 have just crashed' Message

After you get the fake error 'System process at address 0xE4783995 have just crashed' message, you'll see some more text which may vary in each version of the Trojan causing this problem. Typically, the text that follows looks something like this:
 
Call one of the following numbers:
[varying telephone numbers]
 
Wait for the answer and write down your identification key
 
Enter the identification key received by phone, click "Next" to continue.
 
Sometimes the 'System process at address 0xE4783995 have just crashed' message will ask you to text something via SMS, or use some other kind of contact. Don't call the numbers included in the 'System process at address 0xE4783995 have just crashed' message. These numbers will probably be quite expensive, most likely being premium numbers. Even though the error message is quite convincing, don't fall for it. Use a legitimate anti-malware tool to remove the Trojan from your computer.
 

How to Start Up Without the 'System process at address 0xE4783995 have just crashed' Message

To avoid 'System process at address 0xE4783995 have just crashed' error message and gain access to your anti-malware tools, it is necessary to take extra steps when starting up. Some steps you can take to recover your computer control include:

• Starting up in Safe Mode.
• Starting up from a pre-installed alternative operating system.
• Starting your computer up from an external storage device.