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voogle951
By voogle951
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HEloo everyone after my computer repeatedly crashing and blue screens and managing to fix it (my neighbor did) i have been getting messages like Windows explorer has stopped working. Then it repairs and fixes itself.Any way is there a way to just stop it from doing that? thanks :)

<p>i5 3570k @ 4.0, gtx 780 windforce edition sc, nh-d14, asrock extreme 4, corsair cx 600, corsair vengeance 8 gb, haf 932

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Download and run CCleaner, run "chkdsk" and "sfc /scannow" in command prompt, and maybe defrag your disks too. And run some antivirus scans.

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If you have a malware or virus, please remember that any damages done to Windows system files, are already done, the anti-virus/malware software only removes the treat, it won't fix your Windows up. So re-install Windows if that is the case.

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Currently doing a full norton system scan thanks for the recommendation

<p>i5 3570k @ 4.0, gtx 780 windforce edition sc, nh-d14, asrock extreme 4, corsair cx 600, corsair vengeance 8 gb, haf 932

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Currently doing a full norton system scan thanks for the recommendation

Norton? Well there's your problem right there! lol

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it ended up having nothing to do with windows, my h100 went to crap and my pricessor was overheating and shutting things down. Anyways i got a noctua nh d14 and everything is working :)

<p>i5 3570k @ 4.0, gtx 780 windforce edition sc, nh-d14, asrock extreme 4, corsair cx 600, corsair vengeance 8 gb, haf 932

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