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Running "Explorer!"

I was always told that when u press ctrl alt delete, it should tell u that u are running programs. I was also told that at start up u should ony be running Systray and Explorer, now i am only running Systray, how can i run Explorer again????

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mikeyscotland
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If your not running explorer your going to need to reboot for windows 98

Zachery
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Tried rebooting Windows but i still aint running Explorer. Is it best just to delete everything and reboot my whole system? Also does anyone know a good piece of software that could detect any possible viruses or faults? I have Norton Anti-Virus but it tells me everything is ok. I don't believe it tho, my PC is too slow for it to be ok.

mikeyscotland
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try installing 98 over the top go to a online scan as well as updating your norton definitions for virus scans never trust just one virus scanner also try http://pestpatrol.com to see if you have anything else lurking on ya system

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so ,you think only viruses slow down computers !
Syware can do it
bad ram can do it
a harddrive that needs to be defraged can do it
A overheating CPU can do it !ECT ECT ECT.

Try these online scans
http://housecall.trendmicro.com/
http://www.bitdefender.com/scan/licence.php

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