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DH41

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    Hi
    new to this web site and not very PC literate - here go's

    Running windows XP with SP3, on 3yr old PC, no problems with it until last week. Plenty of RAM and gard disc space left (75%)
    I regulary (every other day) run disk cleanup, defrag, anit virus, spyware, malware.... but have got the above error code whenever i try to 'right mouse click' on anything.

    I have payed for & downloaded Regcure, its claims were to sort out the problem - but it still persists.

    Please help
    Dave

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    Sure that's the right error code ? ?
    Not sure i would recommend RegCure for a fix.
    " Anyone who goes to a psychiatrist should have his head examined. "

    DH41

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      Thats the error code i'm getting.

      A Google search and several hours of reading up on 'what was best' and Regcure 'claimed' to be able to sort it out.


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      You should be using any registry fixing programs. Did you actually use them?

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        I have just downloaded Regcure! Have used it and set a schedule

        Details of my PC are:
        Pentium dual core processer
        Windows XP SP3
        2GB Memory
        250 Hard drive
         As stated, regularily run defrag, disk cleanup
        Have Symatic Firewall & Virus
        Run:-
        Spybot,
        Malwarebytes anti-Malware,
        Ad-aware,
        XoftSpySE,
        Spy sweeper

        Cant think of anything else!

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        I have just downloaded Regcure! Have used it and set a schedule
        You're simply asking for a trouble.

        How is the error issue?

        DH41

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          Thanks for your reply

          Sorry, i dont understand - asking for trouble?

          What do u mean 'how is the error issue? If you mean what are the symptoms - when i right mouse click on a folder it 'crashes' back to desktop and gives me the windows explorer message with the erroe code.

          I can send you a screen shot if that helps?

          Thanks again

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          Sorry, i dont understand - asking for trouble?
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          You should be using any registry fixing programs.
          Playing with registry is unnecessary, and often dangerous. You may end up with unbootable computer.

          Navigate to: C:\Windows\Minidump folder.
          If you see any .dmp files, zip all of them, and attach zipped file to your next reply.

          DH41

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            Ok - i've got three. No idea how to 'zip them up' please advise

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            To zip a file...
            Download, and install 7-zip: http://www.7-zip.org/
            Right click on a file, you want to zip.
            Click 7-zip, then Add to archive.
            Click on drop-down menu, next to Archive format, and select zip format.
            Click OK.
            You'll find zipped file (.zip extension) in the same folder as the original file.

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              I'll try - i cant right click !

              DH41

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                Right - think i've done it!?

                While waiting for your replies i have looked at other threads which advised free virus checker, spybot etc... As i indicated above i already had spybot so uninstalled 'spysweeper', and i CAN NOW RIGHT CLICK, or at least i could to zip the files???

                Any idea's?


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                Open 7-zip.
                Drag all .dmp files into 7-zip window.
                It'll create ***.zip file inside 7-zip window.
                Drag ***.zip to the desktop, and attach it to your next reply.

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                I didn't see your last post.
                No more error, when right clicking?

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                As for .dmp files, one is from 2007, and the other two are 1 month old, so I don't think, they matter.