explorer.exe

right, so basically, whenever i shut down my pc now ( i actually click
shut down)
my pc wont load up next time i turn it on as it will say " resuming
windows"
i then have to turn it off to get it working again, then delete the
restoration data.
secondly, whenever i load up my documents, if i try to load it up again,
explorer.exe crashes and i have to restart the pc


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martyn470

On Thu, 13 May 2010 06:02:21 -0500, martyn470
<> wrote:

>
>right, so basically, whenever i shut down my pc now ( i actually click
>shut down)
>my pc wont load up next time i turn it on as it will say " resuming
>windows"
>i then have to turn it off to get it working again, then delete the
>restoration data.
>secondly, whenever i load up my documents, if i try to load it up again,
>explorer.exe crashes and i have to restart the pc

My best advice would be for you to go take a course in written
English. Once you finish that, you can come back and repost something
we can actually understand.

martyn470 wrote:

>
> right, so basically, whenever i shut down my pc now ( i actually click
> shut down)
> my pc wont load up next time i turn it on as it will say " resuming
> windows"
> i then have to turn it off to get it working again, then delete the
> restoration data.
> secondly, whenever i load up my documents, if i try to load it up again,
> explorer.exe crashes and i have to restart the pc
>
>

When you say that you click "shut down"; do you mean that you click on the
icon that looks like a power button on the menu?
Or do you go to the end of that line in the menu and open up the list of
options; eg. Sleep, Restart, Shut Down. and select shutdown from there?

I'm working from memory here, as I don't have Vista running on this machine.

I seem to recall having to change the default behavior of the power button
from Sleep to Shutdown - my hardware didn't seem to support the sleep mode.
If I accidentally put it in sleep mode by clicking the power button, there
was no way of waking it again. I would have to do a forced shutdown with the
power button on the case, followed by two re-boots to get Windows working
properly again.

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John Aldred

Hello *'*martyn470*' (http://www.vistax64.com/member.php?u=160353)*,

Welcome to Vista Forums.

I would suggest doing a full system scan with your virus scanner.

It would be best to do this in safe mode, to prevent any disruption
from another program.


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On 5/13/10, John Aldred posted:
> martyn470 wrote:

>>
>> right, so basically, whenever i shut down my pc now ( i actually click
>> shut down)
>> my pc wont load up next time i turn it on as it will say " resuming
>> windows"
>> i then have to turn it off to get it working again, then delete the
>> restoration data.
>> secondly, whenever i load up my documents, if i try to load it up again,
>> explorer.exe crashes and i have to restart the pc
>>
>>

> When you say that you click "shut down"; do you mean that you click on the
> icon that looks like a power button on the menu?
> Or do you go to the end of that line in the menu and open up the list of
> options; eg. Sleep, Restart, Shut Down. and select shutdown from there?

> I'm working from memory here, as I don't have Vista running on this machine.

> I seem to recall having to change the default behavior of the power button
> from Sleep to Shutdown - my hardware didn't seem to support the sleep mode.
> If I accidentally put it in sleep mode by clicking the power button, there
> was no way of waking it again. I would have to do a forced shutdown with the
> power button on the case, followed by two re-boots to get Windows working
> properly again.

My first though on reading martyn470's post was that he's accidentally
putting the computer in sleep mode - so, I agree with you.

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Gene E. Bloch (Stumbling Bloch)