Run a memory check? Corrupt explorer.exe on first boot up, or strange errors may indicate faulty ram, or wrong ram timings. (If it really were a corrupt explorer.exe, then it would still give an error when restarting it)
The only other suggestion would be if the symptom appears in safe mode. If it doesnt, then something that's being loaded with explorer.exe is generating errors and explorer doesn't know how to deal with it. If it is video, then if you look in the event viewer there would be something about your display driver generating errors.
Last edited by Cliche; 02-24-2009 at 02:34 AM.
Reason: even viewer whazzat?
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