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The first thing you need to do is download some malware checking tools<br />
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MBAM - <a href="http://www.malwarebytes.org" rel="ugc">www.malwarebytes.org</a>&nbsp;is the tool of choice.<br />
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Install, update and run the software in quick scan mode and then see if anything is found. <br />
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If any nasties are found then click on the remove selected option, reboot the PC and then see if your problem has gone away.<br />
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Please get back to me with any findings<br />
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john
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Hi all <br />
when i go to start and &quot;Run&quot; and type cmd , the windows explorer stop working and restart (the windows Explorer only) every time i try to do it still the same and with &quot;regedit&quot; same case.
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Hi all 
when i go to start and "Run" and type cmd , the windows explorer stop working and restart (the windows Explorer only) every time i try to do it still the same and with "regedit" same case.

The first thing you need to do is download some malware checking tools

MBAM - www.malwarebytes.org is the tool of choice.

Install, update and run the software in quick scan mode and then see if anything is found. 

If any nasties are found then click on the remove selected option, reboot the PC and then see if your problem has gone away.

Please get back to me with any findings

john

cmd.exe and regedit.exe crash windows explorer

Hi all 
when i go to start and &quot;Run&quot; and type cmd , the windows explorer stop working and restart (the windows Explorer only) every time i try to do it still the same and with &quot;regedit&quot; same case.

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