2020. 2. 11. 19:15ㆍ카테고리 없음
Maybe something in context menu (right click menu) crash explorer? If i read it right, the problem is only with the files. If you right click on a folder explorer work fine. Download ShellexView, and shellMenuview First run ShellMenu.exe and disable evrything you find suspicious. Then run the ShellexView and do the same.
To disable an item just select it with your mouse and then click the red button on the uper left corner of the Window. You may need to disable them all and enable them one at the time, to find what cause the problem. Thanks biggeo65 and Jingda. Jingda, I didn't see your post earlier, so I tried using both softwares. I disabled first half of everything in ShellMenu and no result. I then re-enabled and disabled the other half. ShellexView was more complicated, as some Windows Office softwares are connected to the system(?) and I was told disabling them could prevent me starting up again.
So I disabled everything I could that was either created or modified on or since the time of crash. No results, right-click still crashed explorer. I don't know if I was using the software correctly - was I supposed to reboot each time after disabling something? @Jingda - thanks. This thread is in Windows - should I somehow repost it to viruses? Hi Michael, It appears you are running Symantec Endpoint Protection.
There are a couple tools that we provide, that may help find and remove hard to discover threats. First is the Power Eraser tool, found in the SEP support tool. Run this first and see if anything gets picked up.
The second utility is also found within the SEP support tool. Run the Load Point Analysis utility to help troubleshoot your system and determine if your system is infected. I hope this information is helpful to you. Best, Thomas (Symantec). I've further found that certain clicks in the Control Panel (such as managing backups) also causes explorer to fail.
In addition, my computer just spontaneously crashed tonight, with no warning - just froze for 10 minutes and then rebooted. It went through a self disk-check, but only found one.tmp file that it associated with a directory.
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This is getting dangerous! I'm worried about losing work.
I don't believe there's a disk problem, since the Disk Check didn't find anything - but I'm open to investigating. However, I think the issue of explorer.exe closing spontaneously is a soft error. What to do???