Explorer has caused in error in KERNALL32.DLL

[Guest jimmy no nose]

Sometimes when I'm using Internet Explorer I get this message that says either "Explorer has caused in error in KERNEL32.DLL"(I spelled that wrong in the title) or "Explorer has caused in error in <unknown>" and it closes all of my internet windows. It happens on some different websites, not that often, but I just noticed that when I go to bestbuy.com if I put something in the search box it does it right away. It's not a huge problem, but I'd like to be able to not have to ask friends to run searches for me and link me directly to the product I wanted to see. Is there something I can do about this?

Edited August 1, 2003 by jimmy no nose

[Kapoutman]

All right. Kernell is the inside of Windows. Explorer.exe is the outside, the skin if you want.

 

Your problem is simple. Something is preventing Explorer from using the dll correctly. The only time I had this problem, it was kazaa. You just need to find what is the application that you are running at the same time as explorer that causes the problem.

[Guest Red Hot Thumbtack In The Eye]

You don't need to worry. KERNEL32.dll is safe to just go ahead and delete. You don't really need it anyway.

 

EDIT: Meh, I was gonna be cruel and try to convince you to get rid of it. But that would be a little to cruel.

[Kapoutman]

You don't need to worry. KERNEL32.dll is safe to just go ahead and delete. You don't really need it anyway.

 

EDIT: Meh, I was gonna be cruel and try to convince you to get rid of it. But that would be a little to cruel.

 

-EDIT- This post has no sense anymore.

Edited August 2, 2003 by Kapoutman

[Guest Red Hot Thumbtack In The Eye]

did you not notice the edit note i put on there?

[Kapoutman]

did you not notice the edit note i put on there?

 

*Edits his own post*

 

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