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  1. Kaktussoft
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    Post your CBS.LOG (run sfc/scannow first)
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  3. GUNNY1966
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    I took a screen shot so you could see it!
    Explorer Error found via command prompt-ss-2.png
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  4. GUNNY1966
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    Here is a copy of command Prompt I get each time I run it:
    Attachment 292686

    Here is a copy of the CBS log:
    sfcdetails.txt

    I have repeated the command prompt roughly 30 times or so!
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  6. GUNNY1966
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    OOPS! Sorry:
    Explorer Error found via command prompt-ss-3.png

    sfcdetails.txt
    See if that isn't better!
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  7. GUNNY1966
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    Cbs:

    sfcdetails.txt
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  8. GUNNY1966
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    I get the following:

    Explorer Error found via command prompt-4.png
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  10. GUNNY1966
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    Here is the CFS J.I.C. you could see it!


    sfcdetails.txt
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  11. Kaktussoft
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    GUNNY1966 said:
    Here is the CFS J.I.C. you could see it!


    sfcdetails.txt
    Install Windows Explorer may crash in Windows 7 or in Windows Server 2008 R2
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  12. GUNNY1966
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    So are you telling me to use the original disk OEM 7 Home Premium & do a repair or complete clean install?
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  13. GUNNY1966
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    Sorry I got side tracked by the way you'd linked it!
    Didn't work!
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