2003-12-06, 23:35 | Link #1 |
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explorer crashes
explorer crashes sometime when i view, highlight, paste, or double click on a avi. it never happens to the one at the desktop, only the one in folders. how do i fix this? btw im using windows xp
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2004-02-02, 02:29 | Link #4 |
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i got the same problem. i uninstalled all my codecs and dled and installed that ddfdshow thing. it didnt work. most of my files wouldnt open. so i uninstalled that. and i dled the vlc player listed on the media config guide. and it seems to work on all my files. which is good. but is there some way just to use wmp? i dont like having to have so many diff players. i rather use wmp for all my music and videos. i know its the xvid codec that causes the prob cause once i uninstalled just that codec i can click on the file and explorer wouldnt close. of course the file wouldnt open. is there some way to keep wmp as the one and only player?
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2004-02-02, 03:09 | Link #6 |
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Actualy this problem comes from a single file.
I had the same problem with a XVid1 format. Every time the miniature loaded even before playing the video it maked my explorer crash. Find the bad data by putting your files view in "details". then your page should load normaly whitout any crash then look for the Xvid1 in your library of video . Search the proprieties to know what codec was used. Get rid of this video. If this is your problem, installing the new xvid codec version is useless. This should work it did for me. As to know if your problem is the exact same.. but I suggest you try .
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I swear that when you have this problem its not that easy fixed. I did not eliminate the file for nothing. I tried everything, and unistalling codec and all is not the solution. Problem remains. THATS why I had to get rid of the file. Until you have a better solution I advise you format your HDD or reinstall your windows if you dont wanna loose all you files but I dont suggest you do that. Also you will download more of these vid who confict wich each other.
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