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Join Date: Sep 2008
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Ok, so I've gone to multiple tech forums and asked this same question, lets see who answers first. Fairly simple to explain a little harder to fix (so far).
When I try to log in on my computer (Windows xp) I get an error with the title "Explorer.EXE" message stating: "The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000005)"
After clicking "Ok" the computer will proceed to log in, but only my wallpaper and mouse pointer are visible. I can access the ctrl+alt+delete window and thats it.
I have tried booting from last good log in and safe mode and still got the error message.
Help me out, what else can I try?
When I try to log in on my computer (Windows xp) I get an error with the title "Explorer.EXE" message stating: "The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000005)"
After clicking "Ok" the computer will proceed to log in, but only my wallpaper and mouse pointer are visible. I can access the ctrl+alt+delete window and thats it.
I have tried booting from last good log in and safe mode and still got the error message.
Help me out, what else can I try?
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Ok, I can access the ctrl+alt+delete window and thats it.
what else can I try?
also try this in new task and check for error in system .
EventVwr.msc
If that fails to produce results ,i suggest booting to winxp cd and run the Repair type in chkdsk /f , at the prompt
Last edited by caperjack; Sep 10th, 2008 at 10:17 pm.
Linux boot cd http://www.knopper.net/knoppix/index-en.html
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when you bring of task manager did you go to file /new task and type in explorer.exe
also try this in new task and check for error in system .
EventVwr.msc
If that fails to produce results ,i suggest booting to winxp cd and run the Repair type in chkdsk /f , at the prompt
I just tried event viewer and found a recent error, It reads as follows:
Source- DCOM
Category- none
Event- 10005
User- system
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Yes I tried typing in explorer.exe and all I got was the same error message.
I just tried event viewer and found a recent error, It reads as follows:
Source- DCOM
Category- none
Event- 10005
User- system
and i have fixed many 05 errors with the chkdsk /f
Linux boot cd http://www.knopper.net/knoppix/index-en.html
have you tried to get into safe mode .by hitting f8 on bootup ,try it if you get to safe mode screen try safe mode with prompt ,and type in the chkdsk /fix there .note there is a space between chkdsk and the /f
Linux boot cd http://www.knopper.net/knoppix/index-en.html
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