Hello,
Sometimes when I am either working with my computer, or I leave it for an extended period of time, I notice that explorer.exe has crashed. The result of this is that it momentarily ceases and then reloads.
My questions is if I can start all the processes that load with the computer following an explorer crash? For example, a handy Volume tool that opens up on Windows startup as an accessory for my sound card disapears when explorer crashes and does not load up again. This happens for a few other processes as well.
Is there a way to "reload" the processes without actually restarting the computer? All the core apps are still running after an explorer crash, yes, but many of the taskbar accessories cease.
Thanks, in advance, for your kind help,
James Crosson
Sometimes when I am either working with my computer, or I leave it for an extended period of time, I notice that explorer.exe has crashed. The result of this is that it momentarily ceases and then reloads.
My questions is if I can start all the processes that load with the computer following an explorer crash? For example, a handy Volume tool that opens up on Windows startup as an accessory for my sound card disapears when explorer crashes and does not load up again. This happens for a few other processes as well.
Is there a way to "reload" the processes without actually restarting the computer? All the core apps are still running after an explorer crash, yes, but many of the taskbar accessories cease.
Thanks, in advance, for your kind help,
James Crosson