Guest snyderkr1 Posted September 14, 2007 Posted September 14, 2007 When I right-click to get to the short-cut menu, I get the send error report message, and the application shuts down. Usually I'm trying to send files to the floppy or organize favorites in Windows Explorer or Internet Explorer when this happens, but it affects all kinds of applications because I use the shortcut menus so much. Will a repair install or whatever that's called help, and if I do that, how much of my system will change? Will I have to reinstall everything just like after a format-and-reinstall?
Guest Rey Santos Posted September 14, 2007 Posted September 14, 2007 RE: right-click problem See if this link if it would help: Right click causes an error and crashes Explorer.exe after installing Windows XP SP2? http://www.winxptutor.com/sp2/divxcrash.htm -- Rey "snyderkr1" wrote: > When I right-click to get to the short-cut menu, I get the send error report > message, and the application shuts down. Usually I'm trying to send files to > the floppy or organize favorites in Windows Explorer or Internet Explorer > when this happens, but it affects all kinds of applications because I use the > shortcut menus so much. Will a repair install or whatever that's called > help, and if I do that, how much of my system will change? Will I have to > reinstall everything just like after a format-and-reinstall?
Guest Elmo Posted September 14, 2007 Posted September 14, 2007 Re: right-click problem snyderkr1 wrote: > When I right-click to get to the short-cut menu, I get the send error report > message, and the application shuts down. Usually I'm trying to send files to > the floppy or organize favorites in Windows Explorer or Internet Explorer > when this happens, but it affects all kinds of applications because I use the > shortcut menus so much. Will a repair install or whatever that's called > help, and if I do that, how much of my system will change? Will I have to > reinstall everything just like after a format-and-reinstall? Right-click is slow or weird behavior caused by context menu handlers: http://windowsxp.mvps.org/slowrightclick.htm -- Joe =o)
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