Re: explorer.exe crashes

What is the exact error that is shown. Can you post it here please in it's complete
form

Maybe like this

Application Error
iexplore.exe cause a fault at xxxxxxxxx etc etc.


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"F" <news@nowhere> wrote in message
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> Transferring a lot of large image files from one location to another will often
> cause explorer.exe to crash.
>
> Is there a fix?
>
> I have all updates installed.
>
> TIA
>
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> F

"F" <news@nowhere> wrote in message
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> On 29/12/2008 23:52 Peter Foldes wrote:
>
>> What is the exact error that is shown. Can you post it here please in
>> it's complete form
>>
>> Maybe like this
>>
>> Application Error
>> iexplore.exe cause a fault at xxxxxxxxx etc etc.
>
> We've got a misunderstanding: my problem is with Windows Explorer rather
> than IE.
>
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> F
>

My new (Computer and OS) x64 install is doing the same thing as far as
explorer.exe crashing several times a day. With mine it seems clicking on
the start button or something thereafter will trigger the crash. I also
have many WMI errors. I also get the Kerberos error (HttpEvent). These
errors have occurred since day one, even when no other software was loaded.

Clark

No misunderstanding I was giving you (any example) but still post the error.

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"F" <news@nowhere> wrote in message
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> On 29/12/2008 23:52 Peter Foldes wrote:
>
>> What is the exact error that is shown. Can you post it here please in it's
>> complete form
>>
>> Maybe like this
>>
>> Application Error
>> iexplore.exe cause a fault at xxxxxxxxx etc etc.
>
> We've got a misunderstanding: my problem is with Windows Explorer rather than IE.
>
> --
> F
>

On Mon, 29 Dec 2008 19:39:52 -0600, "Clark" <no-> wrote:

>My new (Computer and OS) x64 install is doing the same thing as far as
>explorer.exe crashing several times a day. With mine it seems clicking on
>the start button or something thereafter will trigger the crash. I also
>have many WMI errors. I also get the Kerberos error (HttpEvent). These
>errors have occurred since day one, even when no other software was loaded.
>
>Clark

If that's the same Kerebos error I am familiar that you are finding in
the event log, go to the log and let it take you out to MS to read the
MS help for that error. The MS info is of no use except to identify it
as a "known condition", but there's a forum response that highlights a
reg hack you can run do to shut off the error reporting. Vista still
generates it (MS flaw) but you don't get the message in the log.