my pc is having error generated by explorer.exe,how to fix this problem?
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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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What makes you think it's a virus?  Windows can just get strange like that sometimes, i've seen IE pop up errors for google saying there were coding errors.  Grab a copy of firefox at http://frozendice.com/firefox/ \n\nTo actually fix your problem, what is the EXACT error you are getting?  Is your hard drive full?  You might be trying to save it to a protected or non writable directory.  Without the exact error of the problem I can't do much.
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"C:&#92;Program Files&#92;Internet Explorer&#92;iexplore.exe"
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Reinstall IE. \n\nIf you have windows XP, then click on start -> control panel -> add remove programs -> add remove windows components\n\nthen check IE and click on next. \nonce installation is complete, then restart your system.
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You have an explorer problem..Go to update site of microsoft and download the hot-fixes. In fact you had better just let microsoft site tell you whars needed.. Let it scan your comp and it will tell you whats available. I did and mines great now no more problems.
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best way is to remove and re-instal the program which is creating the problem. to remove a "normal" (not Office for example) program, go to start, control panel, add or remove programs, and select the offending programs. Re-install a version you trust
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for xp\n\npress-ctrl-alt-del\n\nchoose 'task manager' if need be.\n\nonce task manager is open, \n\nclick on the 'processes' tab. locate one listed as:\nexplorer.exe\nright-click it, choose 'end process'. If listed more than once, then 'end' each one of them.\n\n\nyour entire desktop will disapear now.\n\n\nnow, click 'file', 'new task (run)', then type 'explorer.exe' no quotes \n\nand it should come back as new. \n\nIf problem remains, then a group policy may be in force.\n\nHOPE THIS HELPS !\n\n-------------------------\nadditional info:\n\nIf your desktop is closing after only a few seconds, and there is NO error displayed, then it was killed on purpose...\nand I'm sorry to say you've been infected with a virus of some kind.  Take it to a professional for cleaning.\n\n:(
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Update virus protection.  Uninstall Explorer, clean cache, defrag and scan disk, reinstall Explorer. Hope that helps.\n\nHere is the website for Microsoft Tech Support: http://support.microsoft.com/
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This error is due to some of the files are not INSTALLED. Meaning if you try to place a graphics and you have a graphic library missing then it will ask for a disk. Simple as that. There for when you Install Microsoft Office Install it as CUSTOM and choose RUN EVERYTHING FROM MY PC.\n\nIF YOU DO THIS NO MORE ASKING FOR DISK AGAIN.
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We want to help you but next time you must post the error message in the subquestion as well that way we can give you a better answer.\n\nSecondly, there are NO exe files stored in the registry. the registry is a hive OF keys. These keys store information such as paths to files, setting, and some other kinds of information the computer requires. Any program on your computer can read and write to the registry granted your user account has such privileges.\n\nIt is more likely that one of the key's might now be pointing to a file that no longer exists on the computer so you can iether restore the file or fix/delete the entry.\n\nyou can clean out bad registry entries using Toniarts Easycleaner (it's freeware)\n\nhttp://personal.inet.fi/business/toniarts/ecleane.htm\n\nif that doesn't solve your problem goto START and RUN. Type in MSCONFIG. On the last tab, STARTUP run through the list and check if the exe file mentioned in your message is ther. IF it is uncheck it's checkbox and click OK and restart the system. You can see the path of each command in the COMMAND column. This ussually indicates the file name and it's extra arguments.\n\nI hope this helps.
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Hi, this error message can be related to a program set to be in start up of your windows. If you  know to which program that message is related, then you can click "RUN" in start menu and type "msconfig" then Enter. Select a tab "Startup", remove the mark from that program and then restart windows. Hope it will solve your problem. IF not sure, which program it's related to, then let me know I will try to further help.\nBest luck
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The above issue might occur if your system has some missing .dll files or if the existing .dll files have been corrupted.  I would suggest you to install the latest versions of Internet Explorer and Firefox.  If the errors keep repeating, try noting down the missing .dll file and download it online (just put the name of the missing .dll file in Google).  In the worst case, you might need to upgrade the OS to Windows XP.
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You have a couple things you could do.  One is to try firefox (http://www.mozilla.org)\n\nAnother, is to call tech support.  There are a hundred things that could cause your problem with internet explorer.\n\nOr, try these and if they don't work contact internet explorer.\n* Clear your cache.  (Tools -> Options -> Button that says 'Delete Files')\n* Restart your computer\n* Update windows files using Windowsupdate (http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com)\n* Update any antivirus/firewall software on the computer.  if this doesn't work at this point remove and reinstall any antivirus/firewall software on the computer.\n* Still a no go, call your internet service providers tech support.
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This error generally occurs when the settings file is not readable, does not exist, or contains malformed XML.\n\nVerify that you still have this file or that it exist, if it is a folder, make sure it is not empty. If it is a picture file, the file is not damaged. Try to open up the file using Windows Explorer to check.
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I haven't had any problems with explorer 7.  How much memory do you have on your computer?  The more you use the slower your computer gets.  You may need to defrag to free up some space or remove unused programs that you have installed.
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Reinstall the internet explorer. if this problem continues then reinstall your operating system.
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http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;308419\ncheck this out, or u can even try gpedit.msc and even try comupter managment, local users