When i click .doc extension i get a hard crash

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stitches
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When i click .doc extension i get a hard crash

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Ok,see if you can repeat this...
First off,i don't have a program associated with the .doc extension,
i don't like the way doc files are formated,etc.Anyhow when i click
on a file with that file extension i get a hard crash,dr. watson pops
up,hard drive grinds.

Ok,after the crash i bring up xyplorer again,then close her down
and get an error about ntdll.dll

Bring her up again,everything is cool (so i stay away from .doc files)

I'm on an XP PRO Box ,P4 Dual Pentium 2.4ghz,2gig of ram.

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Re: When i click .doc extension i get a hard crash

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stitches wrote:Ok,see if you can repeat this...
First off,i don't have a program associated with the .doc extension,
i don't like the way doc files are formated,etc.Anyhow when i click
on a file with that file extension i get a hard crash,dr. watson pops
up,hard drive grinds.

Ok,after the crash i bring up xyplorer again,then close her down
and get an error about ntdll.dll

Bring her up again,everything is cool (so i stay away from .doc files)
That's the solution: stay away from them. XYplorer helps you here: uncheck the DOC extension in Config|Previewed Formats.

Why the crash? Who knows. IE + Office ... nobody can predict what happens with this cocktail from hell... :wink:

stitches
Posts: 16
Joined: 08 Sep 2006 21:41

Post by stitches »

That worked.

Too easy :oops:

Thank you.

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