Hello,
Hope someone can assist with my problem that started a few days ago.
Windows Explorer closes each and every time I right-click a file or folder to delete it.
Has anyone encountered this problem?
Please advise ASAP...thank you
Have you installed any programs lately?
Hi douga7 and welcome to the DCT forum.
Dave is steering you in the right direction. This type of issue is almost always caused by a third party shell extension, so any recent new software installation would be prime suspect.
If you can't remember installing anything new recently, I suggest you download ShellExView here: http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/shexview.html
ShellExView is portable software that will help you identify and disable non-Microsoft shell extensions. There's a pretty good description and guide on the ShellExView home page but just holler if you need any further help.
Cheers... Jim
David Hartsock said
Have you installed any programs lately?
Hey David,
Not that I can recall right off hand, but I'm going to try the suggestion response I received right after yours.
Thanks
Jim Hillier said
Hi douga7 and welcome to the DCT forum.
Dave is steering you in the right direction. This type of issue is almost always caused by a third party shell extension, so any recent new software installation would be prime suspect.
If you can't remember installing anything new recently, I suggest you download ShellExView here: http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/shexview.html
ShellExView is portable software that will help you identify and disable non-Microsoft shell extensions. There's a pretty good description and guide on the ShellExView home page but just holler if you need any further help.
Cheers... Jim
Thanks Jim...I'll give it a try!
Hey Jim,
Downloaded ShellExView as you suggested and it worked!!! It was the very first dll I disabled (from SpyBot Search & Destroy).
Really appreciate the help!!!
Have a good one.
Best Regards,
Doug
Good to hear you fixed it Doug. Thanks for getting back and letting us know... appreciated.
Cheers mate... Jim
Jim Hillier said
Good to hear you fixed it Doug. Thanks for getting back and letting us know... appreciated.
Cheers mate... Jim
Hey Jim,
Haven't been on the forum since my last reply to you.
Thanks again and have a good one!
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