"Mike Trefor" <MikeTrefor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:3E4A4305-BB51-4D13-9D9C-50161EEB26DA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > Windows Explorer is freezing whenever I go into My Computer in the folders
> view and click right mouse. I cannot format a floppy or see the
> properties
> of any drives or folders. Going into Windows Task Manager it tells me
> that
> Windows Explorer is not responding. I am refering to Windows Explorer not
> Internet Explorer. Can you give me any clues please about resolving the
> problem.
> I am running SP2.
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