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31-Oct-2009, 05:12 PM #1
Windows Explorer
I'm using XP and when I close any programs from "Desktop" I get "Explorer Error" the screen flashes and some of the icons on quick start bar disappear.

How do I re-install/fix Windows Explorer.
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Thanks for the reply Dust Sailor, but the error I'm getting is for "Windows Explorer" not for "Windows Interner Explorer".
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Thanks again Dust Sailor, I'll give it a shot...
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