But I'm using RealPlayer to play rm files.
Do you know any alternate player for playing ram and rm files?
"propman" wrote:
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> =?Utf-8?B?UGVuaWNpbGxpbg==?= <Penicillin@xxxxxx>
> wrote in news:3CFFE1E7-4978-4801-B97A-EFBA4227FB65@xxxxxx:
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> > Hello
> > I have a folder named "Mutimedia" its size is 3 GB and it contains a
> > lot of files (mp3, rm, wav, ...).
> > Many times when I open this folder, I got "Windows Explorer has
> > stopped working" message and the folder stopped working.
> > WHAT'S THE SOLUTION OF THIS DILEMMA?
> > Also I formatted my computer and reinstalled Vista again, my issue
> > wasn't resolved.
> >
> > Here's problem details:
> > Problem signature:
> > Problem Event Name: APPCRASH
> > Application Name: Explorer.EXE
> > Application Version: 6.0.6001.18000
> > Application Timestamp: 47918e5d
> > Fault Module Name: rpshellextension.dll
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> Hmmm......couple of things I didn't notice when I replied
> previously......
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> 1) The file "rpshellextension.dll" seems to be one of Real Player's
> files which, as a possible source of the problem you are experiencing,
> ties into the contents of your "Multimedia" directory.
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> 2) I didn't notice you had reformatted and reinstalled Vista....seems
> like that should have cleared the original problem up. If you have done
> the usual malware, spyware, virus scanning routines then I would be
> taking a hard look at uninstalling Real Player.......use an alternate
> media player for a while to see if the error still occurs. If it
> doesn't grab a fresh copy of Real Player, install and take it from
> there.
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> PS.....don't really see how UAC would affect it unless either unless a
> call to the UAC is required by a routine in the affected dll......I have
> been known to be wrong before and will be again I am sure! <grin>
> But....you could always just try turning it back on again to make sure.
> :-)
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