Re: Explorer.exe - Application Error
- From: John John <audetweld@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 12 May 2006 11:40:43 -0300
Can't say for sure it could be, but I would think though that the imaging software would give you an error message or somehow or other inform you that it couldn't copy files because of disk corruption or other. I mean, it would seem unlikely that the software would copy broken files. On the other hand if the operating system was broken when you imaged it, well you will get a broken OS on the new drive.
John
JCO wrote:
Thanks, I will do that.
Any thoughts to what I've said about using an image software on a harddrive
that is known to have issues. Can this corrupt the image?
"John John" <audetweld@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Try repairing or reinstalling Internet Explorer. There is no guarantee
that it will fix the problem but try to eliminate it as a cause. As for
the error message being mixed up between Internet Explorer and Windows
Explorer, the two programs are tied together like the Gordian Knot.
Windows Explorer cannot run without IE and nowadays a large number of
problems and error with Explorer.exe are actually caused by Internet
Explorer. IE sneezes and Explorer.exe has a heart attack.
John
JCO wrote:
Running w2k with all updates and patches.
At random times when I click on the contents of my Windows Explorer, I
get
this error message:
*****************
The instruction at "0x7cf4e345" refereced memory at :"0x0011b563". The
memroy could not be "read".
Click OK to terminate the program
Click CANCEL todebug the program
*****************
Then when I click ok, to terminate, I get this message:
****************
Microsoft Internet Explorer
An error has occurred in Internet Explorer.
Interent Explorer will now close.
If you continue to experience problmes, please restart your computer.
****************
Remember, it was not IE that I had open, it was Windows Explorer. I
message
appears to be mixed up somehow.
This began when I was having issues with a harddrive. The old harddrive
was
determined to have a controller issue and I was warned to back
everything up
and change my harddrve out before it failed. I Imaged my system to DVD.
Then I recovered the Image to a NEW harddrive. I still have the issue.
I'm not sure if the imaging of a bad drive can cause this or not. Ran
scandisk (nortons version to recover cluster issues but did not find
any).
My mermory seems to check out okay duing boot. Not sure how to better
test
the memory unless I swap it out. I realize it gives this appearance.
Any thoughts on this Issue?
Thanks in advance
.
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