Uninstall that software and try again.
I have no other cure for this item.
Bob
When trying to move files or folders around WITHIN my computer, anything larger than about 40Kb causes Windows explorer to crash. I can write 650Mb to a CD, download stuff off the net etc etc, with no problem, but as soon as I try and move stuff (the cotent of a floppy for example) onto my hard drive the computer displays the messgae that 'Explorer has caused an error in <unknown>. Explorer will now close.' And it closes. I have to reactivate 'Active Desktop' and essentially start from scratch.
The computer runs an Athlon 1250MHz CPU, has a single 512Mb RAM chipset, and is running W98/Me from a clean install with genuine discs on a (twice-checked before intall)120Gb HD. Net assess is via AOL.
I have a 'spare' 40Gb HD which I could use to start again, but I really don't want to have to go through setting a computer up all over again from scratch. Anyone got any bright ideas for a fix? Finding a solution on the web has been frustratingly unproductive so far... unless I'm putting in the wrong keywords.
With thanks,
Chris Beeching

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