explorer.exe won't start!

Ok... I'm using Home Premium. I was using it happily until one day, I
download two EXTRA key values from www.howtogeek.com for slow motion when a
window starts. After I reboot, everything start out fine, but until the part
where the desktop and the mouse comes in, I can only see the mouse,
everything other than that is completely black. I deleted the 2 EXTRA key
values, and run the scans, but its still black after reboot! I can only go to
task manager every time and start explorer.exe, in order to use my computer...

Could you give us a link to the page on that website where the registry file
and instructions are available. Include any other details that you can
remember about exactly what was done.

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"alworldcrazy" <> wrote in message
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> Ok... I'm using Home Premium. I was using it happily until one day, I
> download two EXTRA key values from www.howtogeek.com for slow motion when
> a
> window starts. After I reboot, everything start out fine, but until the
> part
> where the desktop and the mouse comes in, I can only see the mouse,
> everything other than that is completely black. I deleted the 2 EXTRA key
> values, and run the scans, but its still black after reboot! I can only go
> to
> task manager every time and start explorer.exe, in order to use my
> computer...

well for a quick fix u could put explorer.exe in the startup folder. u
could also check the registry and see if it is in there.

alworldcrazy wrote:
> Ok... I'm using Home Premium. I was using it happily until one day, I
> download two EXTRA key values from www.howtogeek.com for slow motion when a
> window starts. After I reboot, everything start out fine, but until the part
> where the desktop and the mouse comes in, I can only see the mouse,
> everything other than that is completely black. I deleted the 2 EXTRA key
> values, and run the scans, but its still black after reboot! I can only go to
> task manager every time and start explorer.exe, in order to use my computer...

I have the EXACT same problem as that guy has. Where's the registry and startup folder? I need to fix this a.s.a.p. Please help.

Could you share your problem with us!
We won't spread it around.
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Mick Murphy - Qld - Australia


"devin morales" wrote:

> I have the EXACT same problem as that guy has. Where's the registry and startup folder? I need to fix this a.s.a.p. Please help.
>

"devin morales" wrote in message
news:...
>I have the EXACT same problem as that guy has. Where's the registry and
>startup folder? I need to fix this a.s.a.p. Please help.


Registry is accessed as it has always been

RUN > type in <regedit> press <enter>

To find the startup folder, you can do a search much as you would for
anything else.

You can then create a shortcut to it on your desktop..


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Mike Hall - MVP wrote:
> "devin morales" wrote in message
> news:...
>> I have the EXACT same problem as that guy has. Where's the registry
>> and startup folder? I need to fix this a.s.a.p. Please help.
>
>
> Registry is accessed as it has always been
>
> RUN > type in <regedit> press <enter>
>
> To find the startup folder, you can do a search much as you would for
> anything else.
>
> You can then create a shortcut to it on your desktop..
>

Mike do you have ESP powers? What guy is he talking about? For that
matter, which horse will win the Kentucky Derby next year?

<devin morales> wrote in message
news:...
>I have the EXACT same problem as that guy has. Where's the registry and
>startup folder? I need to fix this a.s.a.p. Please help.

The registry is usually on the computer. The startup folder is also there.

"Bill Yanaire" <> wrote in message
news:4OCok.17719$...
>
>>I have the EXACT same problem as that guy has. Where's the registry and
>>startup folder? I need to fix this a.s.a.p. Please help.
>
> The registry is usually on the computer. The startup folder is also
> there.


Wow, impressive skills, retard. I find it hilarious that you actually work
in IT. I'm glad I don't with moronic idiots like you messing everything up.
Haven't you been fired yet? Your number has to be up soon, LOL!

ss.

"Synapse Syndrome" <> wrote in message
news:e8yaWuV$...
>>
>>>I have the EXACT same problem as that guy has. Where's the registry and
>>>startup folder? I need to fix this a.s.a.p. Please help.
>>
>> The registry is usually on the computer. The startup folder is also
>> there.
>
>
> Wow, impressive skills, retard. I find it hilarious that you actually
> work in IT. I'm glad I don't with moronic idiots like you messing
> everything up. Haven't you been fired yet? Your number has to be up soon,
> LOL!


It looks a bit of a do-all swiss-army knife thing, which does not interest
me. What additions does it have to the core file manager? Can you install
it without all the addon apps?

ss.