windows explorer crashes

>Dan (Still going in circles) wrote:

>> I hope I am in the right NG. I have been using Kazaa for a while now
>> and all of a sudden I am having this problem.
>> Since I have a lot of music I have d/l I was getting ready to make
>> folders to organize my music. When I click on the "Shared Folder" I
>> get the error that windows explorer has created an error and has to
>> shut down. I do not get this on any other program. I thought that at
>> first I had some kind of a virus even though I have an anti-virus
>> program running all the time. However, I ran a deep anti-virus check
>> with no problems. I then ran one on line with McAfee and it found
>> none, then I ran one with Trend Micro and it did find one and said it
>> cleaned it. After running the program a second time, there were no
>> viruses.
>> Then the desktop clears to a blues screen and within a few seconds I
>> get the full desktop with all icons.
>> I really would hate to have to delete the folder since there is quit a
>> few songs I want to keep. Yes, I can "Try" and redownload again,
>> however, if there is a way to fix this problem first, I would preferr
>> that method. I have also deleted all information in the registry that
>> pertains to Kazaa and even tried to reload Kazaa to fix the problem.
>> No such luck. ANY assistance would be greatly appreciated.
>>
>> Dan (Still going in circles)

>
>
>Kazaa, obviously, isn't part of XP. Therefore, whatever issues you may be
>having with it, do not belong in this - or any other - MS newsgroup.

> I hope I am in the right NG. I have been using Kazaa for a while now
> and all of a sudden I am having this problem.
> Since I have a lot of music I have d/l I was getting ready to make
> folders to organize my music. When I click on the "Shared Folder" I
> get the error that windows explorer has created an error and has to
> shut down. I do not get this on any other program. I thought that at
> first I had some kind of a virus even though I have an anti-virus
> program running all the time. However, I ran a deep anti-virus check
> with no problems. I then ran one on line with McAfee and it found
> none, then I ran one with Trend Micro and it did find one and said it
> cleaned it. After running the program a second time, there were no
> viruses.
> Then the desktop clears to a blues screen and within a few seconds I
> get the full desktop with all icons.
> I really would hate to have to delete the folder since there is quit a
> few songs I want to keep. Yes, I can "Try" and redownload again,
> however, if there is a way to fix this problem first, I would preferr
> that method. I have also deleted all information in the registry that
> pertains to Kazaa and even tried to reload Kazaa to fix the problem.
> No such luck. ANY assistance would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Dan (Still going in circles)

> Kaaza is the problem. It installs all kinds of spyware on your system

> you install it.
>
> "Dan (Still going in circles)" <wi1202@citlink.net> wrote in message
> news:srs2hv4ptgt94h6t8rkh78bvdv735cthlc@4ax.com...

> > I hope I am in the right NG. I have been using Kazaa for a while now
> > and all of a sudden I am having this problem.
> > Since I have a lot of music I have d/l I was getting ready to make
> > folders to organize my music. When I click on the "Shared Folder" I
> > get the error that windows explorer has created an error and has to
> > shut down. I do not get this on any other program. I thought that at
> > first I had some kind of a virus even though I have an anti-virus
> > program running all the time. However, I ran a deep anti-virus check
> > with no problems. I then ran one on line with McAfee and it found
> > none, then I ran one with Trend Micro and it did find one and said it
> > cleaned it. After running the program a second time, there were no
> > viruses.
> > Then the desktop clears to a blues screen and within a few seconds I
> > get the full desktop with all icons.
> > I really would hate to have to delete the folder since there is quit a
> > few songs I want to keep. Yes, I can "Try" and redownload again,
> > however, if there is a way to fix this problem first, I would preferr
> > that method. I have also deleted all information in the registry that
> > pertains to Kazaa and even tried to reload Kazaa to fix the problem.
> > No such luck. ANY assistance would be greatly appreciated.
> >
> > Dan (Still going in circles)

>
>

> WOW! Cuntsundra used a big word!
> *Editied for content *
> Dear Card Carrying Bitch,
> I don't understand why you post. Too often you are rude
> and not helpful at all
>
> Here's what I mean:
> -Lines marked with an * are part of the original post.
> -My comments are in brackets
>
> *felix figueroa wrote:
> *> I was just wondering what the blue hilighted text meant
> *> when im looking in my folders...recently modified?
> *
> *
> *It means that, in the time it took you to compose this
> post you could have
> *searched the group and found your answer.
>
> (WTF is your problem, if he wants to post, then that's
> his choice. I WOULD agree with you, if I had seen this
> question repeadily posted)
>
>
> *William wrote:
> *> You probably registered your copy but did not activate,
> *> it is two different things, maybe you should just give
> it
> *> a try and activate or activate again, otherwise contact
> *> microsoft.
> *
> *Err, no. If she had merely registered, but not
> activated, then she would not
> *receive an "already activated" message. She is not
> seeing the activation
> *box, so how can she activate. Do you actually read
> questions before
> *responding, or do you just post the first thing that
> pops into your head?
>
> (Talk about being b***hy)
>
>
> *Rat Garton wrote:
> *> when I go on line no matter ware after I have finished
> and wish to
> *> close down I can not I have use windows task manager
> and that
> *> struggles to close it down any I deas to solve this
> prob I am a
> *> complete novice so if you can help please try to keep
> it simple ty
> *
> *
> *Please come back after you have attended those remedial
> English classes
> *especially the ones dealing with sentence construction
> and punctuation. I am
> *not even going to bother to decipher that until you
> insert some proper
> *punctuation.
>
> (You may have a point, but if you're not going to answer
> his question, then don't post. Let the people who will
> spend the 5 seconds to try to understand what he's saying
> help him)
>
>
> *Linda wrote:
> *> have upgraded msn messenger and cant get it to work,
> nor
> *> my old version. Also my system restore will not work
> in
> *> XP. Any advice?
> *
> *Please read http://www.dts-l.org/goodpost.htm and learn
> how to submit a good
> *post. When you have read it, follow the advice and post
> back.
>
> (Once again, if you're not going to answer her question,
> then don't post. Let the people who will spend the 5
> seconds to try to understand what she's saying help her)
>
>
> *Bruce Chambers wrote:
> *> Greetings --
> *>
> *> Sure. Rename or delete the C:\Boot.ini file, and
> the PC will have
> *> problems booting. This is what you want to happen, or
> else you
> *> wouldn't have asked, right?
> *>
> *> Bruce Chambers
> *>
> *> Help us help you:
> *> http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm
> *> http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
> *> ----
> *> You can have peace. Or you can have freedom. Don't
> ever count on
> *> having both at once. -- RAH
> *
> *I guess I should stop being surprised at how stupid some
> people can be, eh?
> *;o)
>
> (Oh you can both go f**k yourselfs. The man was confused
> about what this file was. Last time i checked, these
> groups were for people with questions about a Microsoft
> product or service)
>
>
> *Rajesh K m wrote:
> *> Hi,
> *> Kindly feed me with answers for the following
> questions.
> *>
> *> How many monitors can you connect to Windows XP Home
> *> Edition at a time?
> *>
> *> What function of Windows XP Home Edition helps serve
> *> broadband connection to be shared over the internet?
> *>
> *> What feature of Windows XP Home Edition help share
> *> Internet connection over two or more PC?
> *>
> *> What is an analog USB audio/video capture device
> called in
> *> Windows XP Home Edition?
> *>
> *> Which feature in Windows XP Home Edition greatly
> improves
> *> the reliability of the system?
> *>
> *> Please reply me as soon as possible at
> *> raeshe2003@hotmail.com
> *> Thanks
> *
> *
> *These groups are for people with real problems, not lazy
> pubescents wanting
> *someone to do their IT homework for them. Do the
> research yourself you lazy
> *cretin!
>
> (As you like to say, 'err no', these groups are for
> people with any questions about a Microsoft product or
> service, regardless of severity. Maybe if YOU weren't so
> lazy, you would help him.)
>
>
>
> THE FOLLOWING ONE WAS BY FAR THE RUDEST:
>
> *Jonathan Kay [MVP] wrote:
> *> Greetings Alan,
> *>
> *> Instead of choosing just Stop, in that window,
> select "Messenger",
> *> right-click and then choose Properties. Under startup
> type, choose
> *> 'Disabled' and then choose the 'Stop' button. After
> the service is
> *stopped,
> *> click OK.
> *>
> *> After this, you won't need to stop it at every reboot.
> *> ____________________________________________
> *> Jonathan Kay
> *> Windows MVP, Messenger
> *> Associate Expert
> *> http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone/
> *> Messenger Resources - http://messenger.jonathankay.com
> *>
> *> "alan aggett" <t.lee4@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
> *> news:101101c34090$428cae10$a101280a@phx.gbl...
> *>> To stop the new brand of pop ups,such as those from
> end
> *>> ads.com. Go to control panel, open admin tools , then
> *>> click on services- scroll down thru the list to
> *>> messenger ,right click and select-STOP.This disables
> the
> *>> service,-not sure if u have to do this everytime u
> boot
> *>> up. Don t seem to be any adverse side effects but if u
> *>> have trouble with any other services try re enabling
> *>> messenger.Good luck!!
> *
> *Still peddling the same old tripe I see. You can't teach
> kids anything these
> *days.
>
> (Hey b***h, at least he helps many people, and POLITELY)
>
>
> AND BELIEVE ME, THERE WERE MANY MORE!
>
> So join hands and call out, "Get the d**do out of your
> a** Cass"
>
> And i will continue to post these messages untill you publicly apologize

> the people you have offended.
>
> "Amethyst" <amethyst@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:besl2t$3oe$1@newsg4.svr.pol.co.uk...

> > Dan (Still going in circles) wrote:

> > > And it is very obvious from your response and others that you have
> > > posted that 1. you can not read very well and 2. you are a person who
> > > feels you can take your frustrations on out in this NG in your curt
> > > responses to people who need help. Personally I think you need to see
> > > a head shrink.
> > > Thanks for nothing.
> > > Oh, by the way, I presume they do teach you how to read in your
> > > country?

> >
> > Yes, thank you - I have an English degree. You were asking about an

> > with Kazaa and the problems caused by it. As it has nothing to do with
> > Windows, and your problems were obviously Kazaa created, they do not

> belong

> > in this group. Methinks I'm not the one with comprehension issues.
> > --
> > Cassandra
> > Card carrying member of the Fresh Start Club 'The Undead Are People
> > Too!'
> >
> > Reply address is fake. Please send all praise, abuse, insults, bequests
> > of £1million to cassandra (at) craigy34 (dot) freeserve (dot) co (dot)
> > uk. Change the obvious to the obvious.
> > Private requests for assistance will not be acknowledged. Please post
> > all correspondence to the group so that all may benefit. Thank you.
> >
> >

>
>

> Paul, Dakai, and Richard,
> Thank you all for the great help. I did get it to work right and I do
> like the Kazaa lite better then the original.
> AS for you "AMETHYST" I just want to thank you for a great day of
> laughs at reading your "smart comments". It thrills all individuals
> to the bone to know that you are really posting to assist us and not
> be little us, as your parents probably did to you when you were
> little. OOps, sorry, I forgot, you are still little and haven't grown
> yet. I really hope you go to see some kind of doctore tohelp you out
> of your misery shell.
>
> Dan (Still going in circles)
>
> On Sun, 13 Jul 2003 15:02:54 GMT, "Dan (Still going in circles)"
> <wi1202@citlink.net> wrote:
>

> >I hope I am in the right NG. I have been using Kazaa for a while now
> >and all of a sudden I am having this problem.
> >Since I have a lot of music I have d/l I was getting ready to make
> >folders to organize my music. When I click on the "Shared Folder" I
> >get the error that windows explorer has created an error and has to
> >shut down. I do not get this on any other program. I thought that at
> >first I had some kind of a virus even though I have an anti-virus
> >program running all the time. However, I ran a deep anti-virus check
> >with no problems. I then ran one on line with McAfee and it found
> >none, then I ran one with Trend Micro and it did find one and said it
> >cleaned it. After running the program a second time, there were no
> >viruses.
> >Then the desktop clears to a blues screen and within a few seconds I
> >get the full desktop with all icons.
> >I really would hate to have to delete the folder since there is quit a
> >few songs I want to keep. Yes, I can "Try" and redownload again,
> >however, if there is a way to fix this problem first, I would preferr
> >that method. I have also deleted all information in the registry that
> >pertains to Kazaa and even tried to reload Kazaa to fix the problem.
> >No such luck. ANY assistance would be greatly appreciated.
> >
> >Dan (Still going in circles)

>