Windows explorer stop responding

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Ahmad Mahran

When I click the task bar I get a message " Windows Explorer has stopeed
responding" then I ave a choice between restart program, end program or wait
till program reponds.
This is hapening frequently nowadays, any advise on ow to stop this?
Ahmad
 
What is the fault data for that specific crash according to View Problem
History in the Problem Reports and Solutions control panel?
 
I had the same problem for months. Just often enough to be a pain. I
have fixed it and I'd guess you could do the same. I installed Safari and
after about a week of getting to know it, I like it better and it is
noticeably faster. Having said that, it is possible that if I had been
able to find the cause of the stop responding issues, that may have resulted
in a faster response by Window's Explorer.
 
I am not awre of fault data, all I do is that I work normlly and when I try
to switch between windows, the pointer changes into a turning sand clock and
the screen comes to a hault, then the error message pops up when i try to re
click again.
The history in the Problem Reports and Solution shows that there is no
solution to problems caused by IE and direct me to the update, the update
says that my computer is up to date !!
 
That wasn't really the question - the question was what *is* that data?
That's some specific and exact data that may or may not be informative. =)

If you're happy with the answer you've gotten, then I guess we're done here.
If you want to share that data, it may be decipherable. =)
 
Please explain what do you mean by data, this may help me to identify what
you are looking for.
I have Outlook, IE, nad a trading station opened most of the time, whenever
i try to access any of them I get that error, whan I choose to restart the
Windows Exlorer, the task bar dissappears momenteraly, then resurface with
reshuffeled minimized program icons.
 
Here's what I found in the Problem Reports and Solutions
Hope it's useful :-)


Product
Windows Explorer

Problem
Stopped responding and was closed

Date
13/01/2009 21:58

Status
Report Sent

Description
A problem caused this program to stop interacting with Windows.

Problem signature
Problem Event Name: AppHangXProcB1
Application Name: Explorer.EXE
Application Version: 6.0.6001.18164
Application Timestamp: 4907e242
Hang Signature: 7ce1
Hang Type: 128
Waiting on Application Name: svchost.exe:AudioClientRpc
Waiting on Application Version: 0.0.0.0
OS Version: 6.0.6001.2.1.0.256.6
Locale ID: 2057
Additional Hang Signature 1: 9224369711237709974176f646a5196a
Additional Hang Signature 2: 67a3
Additional Hang Signature 3: e904f1b372daeebc03218e7628a74682
Additional Hang Signature 4: 7ce1
Additional Hang Signature 5: 9224369711237709974176f646a5196a
Additional Hang Signature 6: 67a3
Additional Hang Signature 7: e904f1b372daeebc03218e7628a74682

Extra information about the problem
Bucket ID: 386694361
 
Realtek High Definition Audio (With EC)

Driver Date : 12/03/2007
Driver Version: 6.0.1.5384

I tried to update it and got the mesage " Windows has determined the
driversoftware for yor device is up to date"
 
I thought that the sound card vendor had released an update or that - if you
check with them or your system maker, do they have an update?
 
I actually did check an update via the Update Driver button located in the
driver tab
The message of " Windows has determined ....." - which was displayed after
going to check online-says clearly that this driver is the latest update.
 
Yes, I'm aware of that and am now explicitly asking you to disregard that
and check with the vendor directly.
 
You are a gentleman and a scholar, sir, although I do hope that the UW
Huskies win a football game over y'all next year. ;-)
 
"up to date" according to Windows Update or to the Sigmatel web site? I'm
pretty certain there is a driver update past what is available upon Windows
Update.
 
Perhaps you would want to set a system restore point "just in case" for your
own sanity then? =)

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lvargas said:
i have the same problem as explorer stops working way too many times and
the problem report solutions center says

*waiting on application name: svchost.exe:audioclientrpc*

so you guys suggest i update the realtek high definition driver

realtek says if you update with theirs then you may miss the computer
manufacturers changes to their driver for the specific motherboard. so
you guys think that is fine?

anyone has tried this. i have a toshiba satellite.

i downloaded the vista driver from realtek but should i go for it and
update?


'zachd [MSFT said:
;1146488']"up to date" according to Windows Update or to the Sigmatel
web site? I'm
pretty certain there is a driver update past what is available upon
Windows
Update.

--
Speaking for myself only.
See 'WMP FAQ: A trouble-shooting guide for Windows Media Player
problems.' (http://zachd.com/pss/pss.html) for some helpful WMP info.
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
rights.
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KevinP6 said:
I'm having the same issue w/ *svchost.exe:AudioClientRpc

*Toshiba Satellite Vista Basic 32 bit. 2 years old, pre installed on
new laptop. Never had this as a problem until I upgraded my RAM from 1
to 2 gig last month. Computer recognizes 2 gig. So doesn't seem to be
any issues with that (but I could be wrong)

I ran CMD and there were no issues. Realtek High Definition Audio
driver is up to date and working properly. I'm stumped as to what the
problem could be.

I use Fiorefox and Thunderbird as well. I've run EasyCleaner, Spybot,
dfraged the drive and it hasn't corrected the problem. :(
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