Why to close the explorer.exe with vb 6 like close with Task Manager?
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rephrase your question, it is not clear.
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This only happened when:\n1- Your mouse clicked two clicks when you click on once.\n2- Your closing file have a macro that saves and closes the other one.\nTo check if your file has a macro or not, press ALT+F11 and open each node in the tree in the Project Explorer window in the left section.\nIF you see there some code, then that is the macro, you can just delete it and then it will not work anymore\n\nEnjoy my profile, I am the VBAXLMan
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your explorer.exe might be corrupted\n\ntry this \n1 open task manager\n2 open CMD\n3 in task manager click on explorer.exe and end process\n4 in cmd cd to c:/windows\n5 rem explorer.exe explorer.back\n\nnow windows will copy a clean version from dll cach\n\n6 from task manager File-> new-> explorer\nit should run the new clean copy\n\nif any thing dos wrong you can restore the old file explorer.back\n\nOR\n\ntry to recover from  windows cd\nboot into recover mode and extract explorer.ex_ to windows/explorer.exe\n\ngood luck
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If u r using xp, go to "Run" , type cmd and push enter.\nYou will see black box with c prompt.\nGo to the directory where you put the hello.exe file\ntype del hello.exe \nwhen it asks are you sure, type y\nit should be gone
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Methods or events?  There are any number of "methods" a button could perform, all the way up to "close program" I think, but only a couple of events it can respond to.  \n\nPossibly "mouse click", "mouse over", and "mouse out" are three of these.\n\nTry a Yahoo search on "VBA Excel tutorial" for more help.
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If you are using Windows (that's my assumption), then to get Windows to remember your window size/position settings, position and size the window how you want it, then hold down ctrl on your keyboard while you click the X to close it. Hopefully, that should work.\n\nUpdate: I don't have IE7, but I have heard that a lot of people have been having various problems with it. If it's just that program, that would be my guess. I don't have a solution for you then, besides to use Firefox instead. (It's much better and more secure than IE anyway!)\nhttp://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/
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1. Download Resource Hacker.\n\n2. Locate explorer.exe in your C:/Windows directory. Copy this file somewhere and give it the name explorer.bak.\n\n3. Launch resource hacker and use resource hackers menus to open up explorer.exe. Once opened you will see a lot of collapsed folders.\n\n4. Expand the String Table folder and then find folder No. 37 (folder No. 38 if you're in Windows Classic mode).\n\n5. Click on resource 1033 and locate the text that says 'start.' This is your Start button, Change the 'start' text to your text of choice. You don't have a character limit, but the text takes up valuable taskbar space, so don't make it too long.\n\n6. Click on the button labeled Compile Script. This updates the settings for your Start button. But nothing will happen until you complete through step #20, so keep going!\nIf you just want to change the text and nothing else like hover text, image, etc. jump to step 16.\n\nChange your hover text\n\n7. While you're here, why not also change the text that pops up when your mouse hovers over your Start button?\n\n8. Right now it says 'Click here to begin.' Well, duh! We already know that's where to begin!\n\n9. Open folder No. 34 and click on resource 1033.\n\n10. Find the text that says 'Click here to begin' and change it to something cooler.\n\n11. Click on the Compile Script button to update this resource.\n\nCustomize your Start icon\n\n12. For an added bonus, you can also change the Windows icon to the left of the text, too.\n\n13. Collapse the String Table folder and expand the Bitmap folder at the top of your folder list.\n\n14. Click on folder No. 143 and click on resource 1033. You should see that familiar Windows icon.\n\n15. Go to the Action Menu and select 'Replace bitmap.' Select 'Open file with new bitmap', and locate the replacement image on your machine. Note: The image must have a .bmp extension and a size of 25 pixels by 20 pixels. Then click the Replace button.\n\nMake your new Start button active\n\n16. Now that you've made your changes, save the file in your Windows folder with another name, such as explorer1.exe. Don't name it Explorer.exe, because that file is already being used by your system.\n\n17. Now that we have created a new Explorer1.exe file we need to get Windows to use it. That’s where the Registry editor comes in. Click on your "start" button and then click "RUN". Now type "regedit" and click the "OK" button to open the registry editor.\n\n18. In the registry editor go to "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE&#92; SOFTWARE&#92; Microsoft&#92; Windows NT&#92; CurrentVersion&#92; Winlogon". Once there double click on the string value "Shell". Once inside the text box will have "explorer.exe" in it, delete that and type in "explorer1.exe", (what we saved the new explorer file as) then click the "OK" button.\n\n19. Make sure explorer1.exe is in the "C:&#92;Windows&#92;" directory otherwise you will have to type the whole path ito the text box.\n\n20. Now reboot your computer and enjoy your new start button!
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Try restoring your computer to mabye 2 or 3 days ago to see if this resolves the problem. Or just go into Task Manager and restart explorer.exe.
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Try hitting the CTRL key and W at the same time. In Internet Explorer this will close an open browser window. It may be a adware program has popped open a new window and this command will close it. \n\nAlso, do yourself a favor and get a pop-up blocker from Yahoo or Google to help this.
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press control alt delete at the same time. this will show the task manager window. then turn off the offending app. if it dont show on the application running then switch to the processes tab. select the right process right click and select the disable the process tree.  then click ok.
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Go to control centre, click on program at the top of the window, then click exit.  it is now closed .
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Internet Explorer remembers what the window looked like when it was closed. This includes being minimised.\n\nremove these registry keys, reboot and all should be fine.\n\nHKCU &#92; Software &#92; Microsoft &#92; Internet Explorer &#92; Main &#92; window_placement\n\nHKCU &#92; Software &#92; Microsoft &#92; Internet Explorer &#92; Desktop &#92; OldWorkAreas &#92; OldWorkAreaRects\n\nRemember that messing with your registry can cause issues and you should always back it up first!\n\nHope this helps!\nSean
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CTRL+ALT+DEL  It will bring up the windows task manager box.  Select the pop up program and close it.  You can also try the F4 key.
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This could have resulted from virus,So in order to terminate process go to Windows Task Manager ,right click on the process and click End process tree\n\nThen use(Start->Run->type msconfig) then remove the un wanted process by un clicking the unwanted process that boots up every time your system boots.
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this is probably a virus issue or a adware / malware problem. check windows update for any updates your windows might need. also make sure your antivirus definitions are current. then run a virus scan and remove all viruses. run a malware scan and remove everything you find.\n\nto just be able to work...try ending explorer.exe in task manager and then running it again. in case that doesnt work, try replacing explorer.exe from an uninfected computer. all the best!!!
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CTRL+ALT+DELETE\n\nit will bring up a menu and you can select to close that program. Just wait and don't go click happy you will just make the probelms worse.
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It is just as simple as going to Add/Remove programs and removing it.  It will automatically roll back to IE 6 afterwards.