Hello, new member and concerned about recent downloads of Recuva-Speccy-Defraggler...When I click on either of those I receive the msg "Windows stoped working".
The screen refreshes as I assume we all have experienced this msg before.
I have to click on the icon/program a second time to have it run. Is anybody here experiencing this problem? My PC is was recently sent in for this issue and was corrected..all my other programs etc..are humming perfectly..It's just seeing this happen again brings back a lot of fustration and long waits for my PC to be fixed..so I am just hoping thats not the case here and these are "Bugs" that will be resolved soon.
Kind Regards good people,
newsanno.
This sometimes happens to me, but not when a Piriform product is running. Try one or both of these.
Advice 1 --- Advice 2
I know those Windows Explorer crashing issues started after a Windows Update sometime in early 2010 as it plagues both of our XP Pro systems.
What I did was enable "Launch folder windows in a separate process" which put simply launches another Explorer.exe process when opening folders. It does use more memory/resources enabling it however I've found by enabling it it will often only allow that new separate process of Explorer to crash versus bringing the whole thing down. It's probably only a 75% remedy though.
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Which version of Windows are you using?
This sometimes happens to me, but not when a Piriform product is running. Try one or both of these.
Advice 1 --- Advice 2
Thank you sooo much my dear..That seemed to fixed the problem.. However when I went to select "Always show Icons never Thumb nails..Windows stop working again..Msg came up..I guess this pop up msg was part of the process..
Again, best regards..
Which version of Windows are you using?
Hi Hazelnut..I have Win7 and Kroozer's recommendation with Advise #1 seemed to have fixed the problem..Thank you for asking and trying to help..
I know those Windows Explorer crashing issues started after a Windows Update sometime in early 2010 as it plagues both of our XP Pro systems.
What I did was enable "Launch folder windows in a separate process" which put simply launches another Explorer.exe process when opening folders. It does use more memory/resources enabling it however I've found by enabling it it will often only allow that new separate process of Explorer to crash versus bringing the whole thing down. It's probably only a 75% remedy though.
Screenshot:
Hi,Andavari..Thanks mate for offering your help as the other fine members here to help me with my issue..Kind regards..
