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Sorry Mason
In my last post i forgot to mansion that you have to delete the KB in question before rebooting.
explorer.exe will not start error 0xc0000022
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New #12
i ran into the same issue. this KB is definitely causing issues with explorer.exe However i was able to log in as local administrator and remove the KB after which the non-admin users could log into the workstation again.
Does anyone know if there is a fix for this so that the KB can be installed but non-admin users can log in?
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New #13
Hanna,
I am not able to delete the KB before rebooting. Unless i'm doing something wrong. I went in through control panel like you said, but right clicking doesn't give me a delete option.
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New #15
i get the same explorer error and a black screen.
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New #16
Mason, sorry to be late cause i was out of town.
The SFC /SCANNOW must be executed at least three times to take effect. Boot your computer in safe mode whith admin account
By the way, see this thread if it can help:
https://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-d...not-start.html
Wish you luck
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New #17
I tried that as well (running explorer from the task manager), but got an error message that explorer.exe did not start correctly and had to be shut down. Whenever I try to open it after installing this update, i get that error message, whether in safe mode or not.
On the SFC scan - do i have to reboot my computer between scans? I apologize for my ignorance - i need a little extra help (and grace) on this.
it sounds like I need to install the update, reboot to windows (where I will have a black screen with no desktop), then restart in repair mode to a command prompt, where I will run the sfc / scannow command. Do i run it three times in a row, or reboot between each attempt?
Thanks for the help hanna!
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New #18
Try the method in row first and if it didn't work try it with a reboot in between.
One thing again: revisit the tutorial for SFC /SCANNOW and read-it carefully.
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New #19
This isn't a permanent fix to the problem but at lease it will get your explorer.exe back up and running.
After you login and close the error msg hit Ctrl + Shift + Esc
Click New Task
Click Browse
Navigate to c:\Windows\explorer.exe
Right Click on explorer.exe and select Run As Administrator
Your desktop should appear as normal
For some strange reason the error message doesn't appear when I run explorer.exe as administrator. If I repeat the same steps and run explorer.exe normally then I will see the 0xc0000022 error.
Further assistance would be appreciated to eliminate the above steps.
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New #20
I *may* have a solution.....
Please boot to the recovery environment ('Repair your computer' in the boot menu) and open a Command Prompt Window there.
At the prompt type DIR C:\Windows and hit the Enter key - if it comes back 'file not found' then try DIR D:\Windows etc. until you get a listing.
Once you have that listing, type the following command
DIR <drive>:\Windows\System32 /AR /S
where <drive> is the drive letter found above
and see what the response is.
If there's more than half a dozen files listed, then you need to run the following command
ATTRIB -R <drive>:\Windows\System32\*.* /s
You will get a large number of errors - don't worry about that.
now reboot to normal windows, and see whether the problem has changed.
DO NOT run the command if there's only a few files listed!!Last edited by NoelDP; 04 Sep 2012 at 03:29. Reason: fourmatting
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