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Explorer.exe crash
25 repliesIntel Core i5-2430M 2.40GHz
64-bit operating system
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Why do you have a 64-bit system?
Maybe just because he wants? Maybe he's a gamer or works with memory-hogging applications, who knows. Doesn't really matter.
I'm not really having any guesses. Any file in any folder, or just one file in one particular folder? Maybe, as much as I hate to say it, it's a virus.

Why do you have a 64-bit system?
I have a 64-bit OS.
I need it in order for Windows to recognize and use my 12 gigabytes of RAM.
But RamboDerp, why do you need 12 gigabytes of RAM? That's silly.
I need 12 gigabytes of RAM because I work with textures whilst also working with high-poly models in a real time environment.

Windows
That right there's the problem.

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Maybe he wants to move with the times and not be restricted by the old-as-hell 32-bit word.

Stop that, Windows is fine as long as you know how to operate it correctly.

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EngiN33R:
Maybe he wants to move with the times and not be restricted by the old-as-hell 32-bit word.

Maybe he wants to move with the times and not be restricted by the old-as-hell 32-bit word.
Or that.

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Stop that, Windows is fine as long as you know how to operate it correctly.
Windows is a giant security hole with programmers behind it's development that are the figurative equivalent of hill-billies.
Put basically:
Using the NT kernel for pretty much every OS you produce since is just stupid. Well done Microsoft.
I typed sfc /scannow in the command, it says it found the problem but could not fix it.
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EpicCrisis: Is your PC custom-built, stock or ordered from some guy?

i found that it is a spyware, to solve it you need M.B.A.M (malware bytes anti malware, it is very good) good luck

Just use the command prompt to delete the file or folder.



But then, sadly. I must restart my computer.