Explorer.exe application error - failed to initalize properly
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Ambucias Posts 47312 Registration date Monday 1 February 2010 Status Moderator Last seen 28 March 2026 - 6 Aug 2013 à 06:40
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Hello
Is it possible for you to boot in safe mode with networking?
Is it possible for you to boot in safe mode with networking?
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I tried booting in safe mode with networking and received the following on my screen:
A problem has been detected and windows has been shut down to prevent damage to your computer....
I don't know what else to do....
please help!
A problem has been detected and windows has been shut down to prevent damage to your computer....
I don't know what else to do....
please help!
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Hi
I suspect that you contracted a vicious virus.
1. When did this occur? (What did you do just before the event)
2. Do you have on your computer such applications as U.Torrent or something similar.
3. Do you have an antivirus? Which one?
Two options are open to you:
1. Restore your computer to factory settings using your XP disks and you will lose all of your data.
2. Gain access to another computer to transfer some desinfection tools to a pendrive.
Since Explorer does not respond, I can only hope that your computer will read the pendrive on boot.
Let me know
I suspect that you contracted a vicious virus.
1. When did this occur? (What did you do just before the event)
2. Do you have on your computer such applications as U.Torrent or something similar.
3. Do you have an antivirus? Which one?
Two options are open to you:
1. Restore your computer to factory settings using your XP disks and you will lose all of your data.
2. Gain access to another computer to transfer some desinfection tools to a pendrive.
Since Explorer does not respond, I can only hope that your computer will read the pendrive on boot.
Let me know
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Hi
It's now 1723 hrs EDT, I must log off for 9 hours.
Let me know what you wish to do and I will catch you in the morning.
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P.S. Very important question
Can you boot in safe mode with command prompt?
It's now 1723 hrs EDT, I must log off for 9 hours.
Let me know what you wish to do and I will catch you in the morning.
Ambucias
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P.S. Very important question
Can you boot in safe mode with command prompt?
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5 Aug 2013 à 18:23
Hello. I had Macafee but they don't support my older system any longer and unfortunately I do not have the Windows XP disks to reload. I think I'm stuck and may need a new PC. However, I had backed up my files to an external drive but I don't know how to determine if any of the files would be corrupted if I transfer them to a new PC..... I cannot boot in safe mode with command prompt. I get the same message: "a problem has been detected and windows has been shut down to prevent damage"
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Gee I am terribly sorry.
P.S. If you purchase a new PC, ensure to destroy the old disk so that nobody with evil intentions gets a hold of your sensitive data.
P.S. If you purchase a new PC, ensure to destroy the old disk so that nobody with evil intentions gets a hold of your sensitive data.