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Let \((B,\| \cdot\| )\) be a complex Banach space. For a bounded in the norm sequence \(y:=\{y_n:\, n\in {\mathbb Z}\}\subset B\) let \(\| y\| _{\infty}:= \sup \{\| y_n\| :\, n\in{\mathbb Z}\}.\) Theorem 1 is a typical result of this paper. Assume that \(A,A_m(n),\;n\in{\mathbb Z},\;m\geq 1,\) are linear bounded operators satisfying the following conditions: (i) \(\sigma(A)\cap\{ z\in{\mathbb C}:\, | z| =1\}=\emptyset\), where \(\sigma(A)\) is the spectrum of \(A\); (ii) \(\sup\{ \| A_m(n)-A\| :\, n\in{\mathbb Z}\}\to 0,\;m\to\infty\). Then for every sequence \(y\) with \(\| y\| _{\infty}<\infty\) the equation \[ x(n+1)=Ax(n)+y(n),\;n\in{\mathbb Z},\eqno(1) \] and for every sufficiently large \(m\) the equation \[ x_m(n+1)=A_m(n)x_m(n)+y(n),\;n\in{\mathbb Z} \] have unique bounded solutions \(x\) and \(x_m\) respectively, and \(\| x_m-x\| _{\infty}\to 0\) as \(m\to\infty\). Similar results are also proved for a stationary solution of the equation (1) provided that \(y=\{ y_n:\, n\in {\mathbb Z}\}\) is a stationary sequence of \(B\)-valued random elements, \(E\| y(0)\| <+\infty\) and for a bounded on \({\mathbb R}\) solution of the differential equation \[ x'(t)=Ax(t)+y(t),\;t\in{\mathbb R}. \] . For the entire collection see [Zbl 0905.00024].