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Old 09-06-2009   #1 (permalink)
Dima


 
 

Unhiding Folders in Windows Explorer makes explorer.exe use 99% of

Hello!
Unhiding "Folders" in the "Navigation pane" in the "Windows Explorer" makes
explorer.exe use 99% of CPU (Intel E6750) for hours. Why does Unhiding make
explorer.exe use 99% of CPU?
Windows Vista x64 SP2. Ram 6gb.
Regards

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Old 09-08-2009   #2 (permalink)
Jon


 
 

Re: Unhiding Folders in Windows Explorer makes explorer.exe use 99% of


"Dima" <Dima@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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Quote:

> Hello!
> Unhiding "Folders" in the "Navigation pane" in the "Windows Explorer"
> makes
> explorer.exe use 99% of CPU (Intel E6750) for hours. Why does Unhiding
> make
> explorer.exe use 99% of CPU?
> Windows Vista x64 SP2. Ram 6gb.
> Regards

This tool may help

ShellExView v1.41
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