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Explorer crashes when viewing large videos

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Old 09-21-2007, 06:00 PM   #1
 
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I used to have this problem before. when i set the shared memory for my video card to 64MB explorer would crash when navigating in a folder with large video files. i could open them fine and play them but if i was in a folder with videos it would crash. now im having the same problem. if im in a folder with 70MB video it wont crash, but a 200MB video makes explorer crash. ive checked all my BIOS settings and video card settings and everything seems to be fine. WTF!! i thought it was a memory problem, but i can run photoshop and illistrator at the same time and explorer doesnt crash
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Old 09-22-2007, 02:09 AM   #2

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Corrupted video? Just maybe.
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Corrupted video? Just maybe.
nah. its all my videos that were working fine a few weeks ago. if i open vlc or windows media player then open the video from there its fine, but if i go into My Videos explorer crashes.
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is the problem file an avi by any chance ?
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is the problem file an avi by any chance ?
come to thin of it, it looks like it is.
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i would be willing to guess that your codecs are corrupted OR that windows is just f*cked (This happened to me too). I recieved no support from microsoft so i just reinstalled.
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