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It it is more than likely a virus. If you don't take care of this now, then more than likely you will be denied access to explorer. Then it is exponentially harder to fix the problem -not impossible though (you'll have to learn about the dos prompt). I had a virus that did the same thing, and also denied me access to explorer.
sprinkles said: No, because for some reason I was denied permission to explorer, and various installed anti-virus/malware software, and on top of that, it wouldn't let me download any new anti virus software. That's what actually led to explorer being disallowed I tried to download threatfire and it said that it was already install [but was not] and then I tried to download some other anti virus and it got half way through and I got the classic msg saying explorer must close if you were working on anything it may be lost....
restarted and tried to manually start explorer and it wouldn't.
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2010 Feb 14 at 19:34 UTC
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