For Unix-based distributions that use GRUB2 as a bootloader, BadRAM filtering can be used to exclude known defective memory addreses from being used by the operating system. This temporary workaround can be applied as follows:

1. Copy & paste the following faulty memory ranges to /etc/default/grub:
GRUB_BADRAM="0x000000042080000,0xFFFFFFFFFE0A0000,0x000000400000000,0xFFFFFFFC00000000,0x000000000000000,0xFFFFFFFFC0000000,0x000000040110000,0xFFFFFFFFFE110000,0x000000200000000,0xFFFFFFFE00000000,0x000000100000000,0xFFFFFFFF00000000,0x000000800000000,0xFFFFFFF800000000,0x000001000000000,0xFFFFFFFF80000000,0x000000044B40000,0xFFFFFFFFFEBCA000,0x0000000406E2000,0xFFFFFFFFFFFFF000"
2. Open and terminal and run the following command
sudo update-grub

For Windows Vista and later, the Boot Configuration Data (BCD) store can be used to exclude physical page frames (PFN) from being used by the operating system. This temporary workaround can be applied as follows:

1. Open the Command Prompt (as Adminstrator) either from Windows or System Recovery options
2. Run the following command to enable memory blacklisting:
bcdedit /set {badmemory} badmemoryaccess no
3. Run the following command to blacklist the faulty page frame numbers (PFN):
bcdedit /set {badmemory} badmemorylist 0x2E7CF 0x5245 0x1088E 0x65AE 0x305B5 0x22EA5 0x13514 0x2BC8 0x3C0F9 0x429D5 0xB3E7 0x2ADCA 0x27287 0x38583 0x36041 0x117A2 0x3119D 0x20299 0x7209 0x3E83 0x363CE 0x3651F 0x4EA9 0x39A69 0xCBFE 0x2A43 0x41B50 0x1F211 0x23C18 0xEF07 0x27E7A 0x2BD31 0x86B7 0x582 0x13810 0x3CD88 0x1D05A 0x41512 0x2EDA3 0x25F7D 0x45A94 0xEC18 0x7ADC 0x433C 0x1DD89 0x1630 0x12559 0x41D6F 0x280BE 0x3ABE8 0x33D29 0x376A8 0x1B6C2 0x470F 0xBC8 0x1ABA2 0x93B1 0x2998B 0x6C2A 0x31014 0x2FF40 0xA9A5 0x17D1B 0x3EEE5