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Main Forum => General Computer Support => Topic started by: cnj1cj on May 18, 2016, 02:34:33 pm
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I have over 20 years experience with computers, mainly Microsoft, but this is a problem I cannot seem to resolve. These are some of things that I have done: 1. Deleted the default value in registry - BriefcaseMenu. 2. Replaced explorer.exe and shell32.dll with new files from the installation disc. 3. Ran full virus scans with 4 different programs, there were no infections or PUPs. 4. Ran chkdsk /f /r there were no problems found. 5. Ran SFC and again no problems. The log shows that AFLDLL.DLL has been unloaded. This problem only occurs when you right click on a drive, that is, any drive at that point windows explorer crashes. I am not certain but I think the right click on a drive causes something to malfunction causing the .dll to unload. I welcome all replies with possible solutions. The OS is Windows 7 Ultimate.
Thank you!!!
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From what info I've been able to find for that .dll is that in one instance it belongs to Iomega for a DVD burner.
Do you have such a program installed ?
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Yes, I do have Iomega DVD drive installed. With respect to safemode I did see if the right click on a drives would cause explorer to fail and it did. I going to see if Iomega is in the context menu in Shell view.
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Uninstall the program then see if right click still crashes Windows Explorer.
It may be that the program has become corrupt, so a reinstall is probably all that it needs - if that is the cause of the crash.
I removed the reference to Safe Mode as I realised it may still be loaded in that mode, so probably wouldn't have made any difference.
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Thank You, thank you!!! You have just solved my problem, I opened the Iomega directory and deleted the afldll.dll, right clicked each drive windows explorer did not crash. Iomega was not in shellview. Have you had this problem before, I never would have had any idea where that file was located.
Again, thank you very much for your help.
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I'd never heard of the file and as it wasn't in my Win 7 Home Premium, did a Google search to see what it was related to.
When program DLLs get buggy, then a reinstall of the program usually resolves.