Solved Explorer.exe problem.

[DeadSlayer]

I moved explorer.exe to my desktop from the Windows folder and restarted my computer, after the starting, im blocked in a black screen so I cant login in any acount of my family... How can I fix this?

I see and can move my cursor but I can't click anything... There is nothing in my screen exept my cursor.
I think I can fix it by moving again explorer.exe (in my Desktop) to The Windows folder..
But I cant login in my acount because Im trappef in a black screen when I start my computer...

Oh, and This is on my laptop with Windows 7, 32bit if it can help you.

Please someone help.

Thanks.

 

[lehnerus2000]

Can you run a Live Linux CD (e.g. Ubuntu) on your laptop (i.e. do you have an CD/DVD/Blu-ray drive)?

If you can, use it to copy explorer.exe back to the correct location.

 

[DeadSlayer]

Can you run a Live Linux CD (e.g. Ubuntu) on your laptop (i.e. do you have an CD/DVD/Blu-ray drive)?

If you can, use it to copy explorer.exe back to the correct location.

No... My laptop dosnt have CD/DVD or Blu-ray driver... -.-

there are other solution? or I really need to run a CD for this?

And if I really need this, there is a solution to connect a DVD driver to my laptop to run the CD or something like that?

 

[lehnerus2000]

Live USB

You may be able to use an external CD/DVD/Blu-ray drive (depending on your machines BIOS).
I haven't tried running Live Linux CDs from an external optical drive.

If you can get access to (or create) a Live Linux USB stick, you can do the same thing.

They have instructions for creating Live Linux USB sticks on the Ubuntu site.

Here is a link to a tutorial about creating a Peppermint3 rescue CD/DVD/USB:
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorial...ate-live-cd-dvd-usb-use-emergency-backup.html

You can bring up the Command Prompt when you use Windows Start Up Repair.
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/681-startup-repair.html

If you can get the Command Prompt running, you should be able to copy/move the file back to the correct location.

 

[DeadSlayer]

You may be able to use an external CD/DVD/Blu-ray drive (depending on your machines BIOS).
I haven't tried running Live Linux CDs from an external optical drive.

If you can get access to (or create) a Live Linux USB stick, you can do the same thing.

They have instructions for creating Live Linux USB sticks on the Ubuntu site.

Here is a link to a tutorial about creating a Peppermint3 rescue CD/DVD/USB:
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorial...ate-live-cd-dvd-usb-use-emergency-backup.html

You can bring up the Command Prompt when you use Windows Start Up Repair.
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/681-startup-repair.html

If you can get the Command Prompt running, you should be able to copy/move the file back to the correct location.

Thankyou!
It worked with a USB.

 

[lehnerus2000]

Good to hear that you were able to fix your problem.