Hi frineds this is my first request.... from few days back when ever i click on some files it generates explorer.exe error and its restarted again. I use Windows2000 with SP4. The files r mainly some video clips and at some times this may b for other type of files also...Can anyone tell me some solution to overcome this problem plz.... thanks in advance friends....
Explorer.exe Problem... Can Anyone GImme A Solution...
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I have seen this in XP...
according to my experience this happens on some xvid/divx avi file types(explorer always crashes for those perticular files). This happends after the DEP option is set to exclude explorer(other wise 1st the DEP error is shownand then explorer crashes anyway, and i dont rem if win2000 has DEP or not). When explorer has to access the file for whatever reason or u hover/click mouse over an avi file , explorer tries to access the file to obtain info like video length, codec, artist etc to show in a tooltip, status bar and details pane. Sometimes explorer crashes when it cannot obtain the information and some memory exception is caused due to misaligned info in the avi file. Though the file works perfect in players.
There is a MS hotfix for this but i cant seem to find it right now...
BTW temperary solution is to rename the file to someother file extension(eg avi1 or something) so that explorer doesnt attempt to obtain that info and thus not crash. Then u can assign that extension to ur player.
according to my experience this happens on some xvid/divx avi file types(explorer always crashes for those perticular files). This happends after the DEP option is set to exclude explorer(other wise 1st the DEP error is shownand then explorer crashes anyway, and i dont rem if win2000 has DEP or not). When explorer has to access the file for whatever reason or u hover/click mouse over an avi file , explorer tries to access the file to obtain info like video length, codec, artist etc to show in a tooltip, status bar and details pane. Sometimes explorer crashes when it cannot obtain the information and some memory exception is caused due to misaligned info in the avi file. Though the file works perfect in players.
There is a MS hotfix for this but i cant seem to find it right now...
BTW temperary solution is to rename the file to someother file extension(eg avi1 or something) so that explorer doesnt attempt to obtain that info and thus not crash. Then u can assign that extension to ur player.
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