My System:
you know when your explorer crashes, your task bar disappears for a while.. and then it is reloaded after a few seconds.. but with some of your system tray icons missing already? yah.. that kinda crash...
well, it happens every single time i :
1) open the AVI file from explorer
2) select the AVI file by just 1 click or scrolling down to it.. soon as it is highlighted, boom, crash (VIEW TYPE = LIST)
3) enter the directory where the AVI file is (VIEW TYPE = thumbnails)
4) enter the directory where the AVI file is (VIEW TYPE = FILM STRIP)
the only trigger i can think of here is when windows attempts to display a preview of the avi files... coz if in LIST VIEW and i don't select it.. everything is fine. but as soon as i select it, or set the folder view to thumbnails.. as soon as it gets drawn, boom.. explorer crashes..
This happens on some specific avi files only.. right now i got like 4 of these avi files that causes my explorer to crash.. but these files are FINE.. if i select them /open them from windows media player itself, no problems..
any ideas?

you know when your explorer crashes, your task bar disappears for a while.. and then it is reloaded after a few seconds.. but with some of your system tray icons missing already? yah.. that kinda crash...
well, it happens every single time i :
1) open the AVI file from explorer
2) select the AVI file by just 1 click or scrolling down to it.. soon as it is highlighted, boom, crash (VIEW TYPE = LIST)
3) enter the directory where the AVI file is (VIEW TYPE = thumbnails)
4) enter the directory where the AVI file is (VIEW TYPE = FILM STRIP)
the only trigger i can think of here is when windows attempts to display a preview of the avi files... coz if in LIST VIEW and i don't select it.. everything is fine. but as soon as i select it, or set the folder view to thumbnails.. as soon as it gets drawn, boom.. explorer crashes..
This happens on some specific avi files only.. right now i got like 4 of these avi files that causes my explorer to crash.. but these files are FINE.. if i select them /open them from windows media player itself, no problems..
any ideas?