Yeah so basically that's the problem, when i am about to "enter" desktop this crap happends. I googled it but nothing came up about this problem. Will be thankfull for any helpfull response.
Yeah so basically that's the problem, when i am about to "enter" desktop this crap happends. I googled it but nothing came up about this problem. Will be thankfull for any helpfull response.
This will help you out a lot .
Last edited by Yaocelotl (2007-05-02 10:11:36)
Yaocelotl wrote:
This will help you out a lot .
Shit some others firefox maniacs ....r00ts wrote:
Yaocelotl wrote:
This will help you out a lot .
I'm not a big fan of firefox... i have them both on my pc but try firefox sometimes stuff dont work on explorer and i use firefox and it will work
Explorer.exe isn't same as iexplore.exe.
Last edited by Th3PredatoR (2007-05-02 10:16:37)
lol still get firefox
Never let a fact get in the way of a high horseTh3PredatoR wrote:
Explorer.exe isn't same as iexplore.exe dumbass.
... plus they should have looked at his desktop.... they may just recognise the icon top-right
Last edited by KylieTastic (2007-05-02 10:17:42)
Stop giving me stupid advices.Yaocelotl wrote:
You have the failing microsoft, so who's the dumbass?Th3PredatoR wrote:
Explorer.exe isn't same as iexplore.exe dumbass.
Not cool.
Stop telling me to get Firefox when i have it as a default browser.
Check your memory with http://www.memtest86.com/
LoL @ You 3.Andoura wrote:
Shit some others firefox maniacs ....r00ts wrote:
Yaocelotl wrote:
This will help you out a lot .
I'm not a big fan of firefox... i have them both on my pc but try firefox sometimes stuff dont work on explorer and i use firefox and it will work
Besides... Opera > The rest
If it only happens when you first start-up (it that's what you mean by enter desktop) then its probably something odd in one of the start up areas.....
Easiest way to see all start-up things is to use something like sysinternals autoruns (now MS owned)
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysint … oruns.mspx
look at the 'Logon' tab.... if your not sure what some of them are them post up the output/screen-shot of that.
Edit: spelling
Easiest way to see all start-up things is to use something like sysinternals autoruns (now MS owned)
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysint … oruns.mspx
look at the 'Logon' tab.... if your not sure what some of them are them post up the output/screen-shot of that.
Edit: spelling
Last edited by KylieTastic (2007-05-02 10:28:48)
None of these helped. Thanks anyway.
OK, has this just started happening recently? Have you changed anything? Done a Windows Update recently? Upgraded hardware? New drivers?
Yea, also i had this problem. have you tried a repair install? well that never worked for me so i just reformatted my hdTh3PredatoR wrote:
Explorer.exe isn't same as iexplore.exe.
It sounds like a software or driver problem to me. The fact that the error is in explorer.exe doesn't necessarily mean that explorer.exe is causing the problem.
I would uninstall video and other drivers and software one-by-one and see when the error stops occurring. Yes, your stuff won't function properly without drivers, but the point is to figure out which driver or program is causing the problem.
Personally, I had a bad experience with ATI so I'm betting that's the problem out of pure prejudice.
I would uninstall video and other drivers and software one-by-one and see when the error stops occurring. Yes, your stuff won't function properly without drivers, but the point is to figure out which driver or program is causing the problem.
Personally, I had a bad experience with ATI so I'm betting that's the problem out of pure prejudice.
thank you theres something wrong in ur system32 folder i think im not 100 % sureTh3PredatoR wrote:
Explorer.exe isn't same as iexplore.exe.
Run this and post the log here. A lot of spyware/viruses like crashing the explorer process since they often hook into it.
If it's just the explorer process going tits up then it's pretty much something dodgy like spyware, if other processes are bombing out then it's probably crappy drivers or dodgy memory. (to properly test memory download memtest86)
If it's just the explorer process going tits up then it's pretty much something dodgy like spyware, if other processes are bombing out then it's probably crappy drivers or dodgy memory. (to properly test memory download memtest86)