How to re register explorer.exe? i forgot how to set the same


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    Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
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    How to re register explorer.exe? i forgot how to set the same


    Hi,
    How to re register explore.exe in windows 7. I found command prompt fix in some other site, which has changed my slow computer browsing experience to better speed. If anybody knows, pl share the link or the idea
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    Windows 10 Pro 64 bit
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    Right click the task bar \ Task Manager \ Processes. End Process on Explorer.exe. \ File \ New Task. Type Explorer.exe Hit enter.
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    Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
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    Hi, I know this trick. I want command prompt commands of re registering the dlls for this exe in windows 7. I forgot the link.
    Your idea is to close the process and issue a new process thro task manager.
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    Windows 10 Pro 64 bit
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    Hi, I know this trick. I want command prompt commands of re registering the dlls for this exe in windows 7. I forgot the link.
    Your idea is to close the process and issue a new process thro task manager.
    Is this what your looking for? REGSVR32 Register or unregister a DLL file
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    Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
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    No. That is overall command. Do you know that it includes windows explorer.
    I came across in some forum to the effect that regr32 was there in the command. But it included firstly unregister command that includes words explore in the command. I am trying to catch the link. But so far no success.
    Is there any way that google only shows the pages you visited for months, (i am deleting web history from google often), by asking the google to show the pages you searched only on the search items. This may help in browsing those to catch the link.
    That was wonderful to fix most of the windows explorer problem. It contains about 4 line of command prompt commands .
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    Windows 10 Pro 64 bit
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    jraju said:
    No. That is overall command. Do you know that it includes windows explorer.
    I came across in some forum to the effect that regr32 was there in the command. But it included firstly unregister command that includes words explore in the command. I am trying to catch the link. But so far no success.
    Is there any way that google only shows the pages you visited for months, (i am deleting web history from google often), by asking the google to show the pages you searched only on the search items. This may help in browsing those to catch the link.
    That was wonderful to fix most of the windows explorer problem. It contains about 4 line of command prompt commands .
    Check this out. Here’s how you can see and delete your entire Google search history
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    Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
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    Hi, That is the google archive of your email along with contents. What i want to know is the , item i searched for some items by using the google search. Normally when you browse, to the topic , you already searched for a thing, google supplies that links with YOu have visited this page on...., so that you know, when and how many times you visited that search page.
    If you coin the same words differently then, there may be possible that it would not show them on the first page of your google search for the required item.
    I want to know the trick of my visited pages irrespective of search items , that i would have made in the google search, so that i could easily browse thro that to see the link, which i failed to save to the computer, which contained the command prompt fix for explorer.
    Hope now you understand what i mean
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