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#1
 2009-01-03, 20:11
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The most bizarre computer problem.
explorer.exe keeps crashing. And then re-appearing.
As in, my start bar, my desktop icons, my documents, my music, any folders at all... They all dissappear and then re-appear every few seconds.
It means I can't play video games because it disrupts full screen programs, it fucks everything up. It's also incredibly weird.
Any ideas on how to solve it? Anybody had such a weird problem before?
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#2
 2009-01-03, 21:28
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Re: The most bizarre computer problem.
It may be easier to backup your data and do a reinstall
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/topic178416.html
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#3
 2009-01-04, 18:54
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Staten Island New York (Ugh)
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Re: The most bizarre computer problem.
I had the same problem some years ago. Copying explorer.exe from another machine fixed it up good. Hope it works for you.
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#4
 2009-01-04, 19:54
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Re: The most bizarre computer problem.
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Originally Posted by Jaguarstrike
I had the same problem some years ago. Copying explorer.exe from another machine fixed it up good. Hope it works for you.
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^This, sometimes works but if it doesn't a simple reinstall would do.
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