Re: Problem with Explorer.exe (Re-installing XP)
From: Ted Zieglar aka \ (teddyz_at_notmail.com)
Date: 07/29/04
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 2004 13:18:03 -0400
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-- Ted Zieglar formerly "Rocket J. Squirrel" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:69bd01c4758d$3127b1a0$a401280a@phx.gbl... > So what needs to be done? I can't access the Add/Remove > panel to uninstall XP. > > > >-----Original Message----- > >OK, let's sort things out. We'll begin by thanking the > folks at Microsoft > >for naming the parts of their venerable operating system > in confusing ways. > >Windows Explorer is the name for the basic structure of > Windows. Everything > >that runs in Windows -- including Outlook -- relies on > Windows Explorer. > >Internet Explorer, on the other hand is the name given to > that part of > >Windows that allows you to browse the Internet. > > > >It is extremely unlikely that installing Shockwave would > cripple your > >operating system. In the first place, Shockwave is well > written software. In > >the second place, one of the most important improvements > in the NT-based > >Windows operating systems is that the failure of one > application program is > >much less likely to damage the entire operating system. > > > >What's more likely is that you have a virus or spyware. > Unless you updated > >Shockwave directly from the Macromedia web site, it's > possible that along > >with Shockwave you installed a virus or spyware. Another > possibility is that > >you already had a virus or spyware on your computer, > which kicked into > >action when you restarted your computer. > > > >-- > >Ted Zieglar > >formerly "Rocket J. Squirrel" > > > > > >"Chris" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in > message > >news:678c01c4757c$bd556020$a601280a@phx.gbl... > >> I am having a serious problem with my XP. I installed an > >> updated Shockwave the other day, and after restarting > the > >> computer I have been unable to open any aspect of > >> Explorer. Any program that uses explorer will not open - > I > >> get a message that states there was an error and the > >> option to send to microsoft, blah, blah. > >> > >> Programes that do not use explorer (i.e. Outlook), open > >> albeit slow. I think I want to just go ahead and re- > >> install XP. The problem is that I can not access the > >> Add/Remove control panel. Unfortunately, that program > uses > >> explorer as well - I have tried "updating" or doing a > >> repair install w/out luck. > >> > >> How do I uninstall (and reinstall) XP w/out going > through > >> the Add/Remove control panel - or is there a way to > access > >> the panel other than through the Control Panel file in > the > >> Start menu? > >> > >> Thanks. > > > > > >. > >
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