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How to restore systray if Explorer crashes

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Greetings all,

is there a way how to restore the systray with all loaded components if explorer crashes?

For unknown reason,during startup the Explorer crashes and of course the systray is empty after.

What can I do is to reboot Win and pray that will load completely.

Something else is on XP, that will restore it automaticly....

Any idea?

Relogon. But that will probably trigger the crash again. You need to identify and uninstall the offending startup process.

Task manager from Tihiy's tools:

You can install it and when you need to reboot explorer or another process, you simply click "Ctrl-Shift-Esc", then file -> run new process.

Relogon. But that will probably trigger the crash again. You need to identify and uninstall the offending startup process.

+1

A crashing startup process is never harmless: instead of it, it's a harbinger of bad behaviour down the road.

It must be uprooted, not left alone and taken for granted.

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Relogon. But that will probably trigger the crash again. You need to identify and uninstall the offending startup process.

+1

A crashing startup process is never harmless: instead of it, it's a harbinger of bad behaviour down the road.

It must be uprooted, not left alone and taken for granted.

Well that crash is random during startup. I have to investigate if it is due to the higher FSB or due to that Quicklaunch apl.

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Super Pi, for a stress test?

maybe, but that will require to run atleast 24 hours.

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