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       #31

    It's possible that there was corruption in a setting somewhere which triggered the crash - which forced teh system to re-evaluate the setting and correct it.

    Are you now problem-free?
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       #32

    NoelDP said:
    It's possible that there was corruption in a setting somewhere which triggered the crash - which forced teh system to re-evaluate the setting and correct it.

    Are you now problem-free?
    Turned out to be a .dll module (Dropbox) that caused the crash. It turned up once before in explorer.exe crashes, but the usual culprit was USer.dll. Since the registry was rolled back, I lost the ability to capture explorer.exe dump file logs.

    Hopefully I'll not encounter further issues.

    PS: I was considering the jump to Win 8. Thoughts?
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       #33

    Unless you have a good reason to do so, I'd think again - Windows 8 really only comes into its own for systems with touch-creen capability.
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       #34

    NoelDP said:
    Unless you have a good reason to do so, I'd think again - Windows 8 really only comes into its own for systems with touch-creen capability.
    My PC is actually a touchscreen & I'm finally getting a tablet for Christmas. My only concern about updating now is that they've already announced the launch of the next version of Windows!
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  5. Posts : 21,482
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       #35

    Windows 9/Blue is a way off yet :)
    I'd say go for it.
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  6. Posts : 43
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       #36

    NoelDP said:
    Windows 9/Blue is a way off yet :)
    I'd say go for it.
    Yea, thought so. Just remembered seeing an announcement. The way it was worded, you would barely have time to get used to 8 before 9 rolled out.
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       #37

    Heh. Windows versions will be much more frequent events in the future - I wouldn't be surprised to see them an annual event, in order to increase the takeup and revenue, since they are bringing the price down, and introducing paid-for extensions such as Media Center, rather than such things being part of the OS.
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  8. Posts : 43
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       #38

    Yea, I remember reading that as well. Took them long enough to catch-up with the 'new' technology but then again we're talking about Microsoft.
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