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No, because EP needs to keep track of how many times explorer.exe has crashed and not load EP if it continually happens. If your computer has high cpu usage and only killing explorer.exe fixes it, I would do a chkdsk against all your drives. There might be file system errors. |
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You can set HKCU\Software\ExplorerPatcher\CrashCounterDisabled to DWORD with value 1. Though however note that the 10 start menu animations will not be made proper as a safety measure. |
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Good evening
Thanks a lot for sharing this great work!, it's a shame that Microsoft does not have the knowhow to do its work.
I have a small question:
Explorer has had (for years) very embarrassing problems, so it can happen that Windows suddenly has a higher base CPU load. If you then kill explorer.exe and restart it, everything runs fine again.
Therefore, I sometimes start this PowerShell command to restart explorer:
taskkill /f /im explorer.exe; Start-Sleep -Milliseconds 1500; explorer.exe
Unfortunately, this triggers the ExplorerPatcher popup dialog "I'm sorry, explorer crashed".
Is there a way to disable the explorer crash detector / this popup dialog?
Thanks a lot, kind regards,
Thomas
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