Do you have windows XP or windows me ? IF you have windows XP have you tried a system restore ? If you have tried a system restore try this insert the windows XP operating system cd and click start>run and type in sfc /scannow.
Hi and thanks for your suggestion Jamez. When you say system restore, are you saying that I have to restore from the cd's provided by Dell and then re-setup my entire computer, or try going back to to try various restore points?
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Hi and thanks for your suggestion Jamez. When you say system restore, are you saying that I have to restore from the cd's provided by Dell and then re-setup my entire computer, or try going back to to try various restore points?
Click on a restore point. If none is available for today, click on the calendar on an earlier date, (in bold) Then choose a restore point on the right of the calendar by clicking on it.
Next.
But make sure you pick a time and date prior to the Explorer Crashes.
Windows XP has an issue with Explorer Crashing when accessing a folder. I fixed it by going to
(In my documents) (toolbar)
Tools--Folder options---View (tab)
Check "Launch Folder Windows in a separate process" OK.
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Windows XP:
Start--All Programs--Accessories--System Tools---System Restore
Restore my computer to an earlier time
Next.
Click on a restore point. If none is available for today, click on the calendar on an earlier date, (in bold) Then choose a restore point on the right of the calendar by clicking on it.
Next.
But make sure you pick a time and date prior to the Explorer Crashes.
Windows XP has an issue with Explorer Crashing when accessing a folder. I fixed it by going to
(In my documents) (toolbar)
Tools--Folder options---View (tab)
Check "Launch Folder Windows in a separate process" OK.