window explore security


  1. sjersky
    Posts : 15
    window7 ultimate 32bit
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    window explore security


    is there any idea how to prevent multiple opening of window explorer to avoid hang up?there is security setting?please help.thanks :)
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  3. DustSailor
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    Microsoft Windows 8.1 Pro 64-bit
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    Hello jersky. Please explain this a bit further. Windows Explorer shouldn't open unless you open it. It also shouldn't open multiple times unless you open it multiple times.
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