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nVidia driver problem

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ev0lut1on

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Guys i have next problem: when i start my pc and my process explorer.exe crash due to nvidia driver and i need to stop it and start it again or to log off and log on. When i've uninstalled it i didn't have that problem.. If anyone have any idea feel free to post. 🙂
 
ev0lut1on said:
Guys i have next problem: when i start my pc and my process explorer.exe crash due to nvidia driver and i need to stop it and start it again or to log off and log on. When i've uninstalled it i didn't have that problem.. If anyone have any idea feel free to post. 🙂
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Try to boot in safe mode first, then adjust the resolution to whatever, then boot normally and set the resolution back to normal.
 
No, no. You don't understand me. I can set my resolution but whenever i start my OS my process explorer.exe crash. When i'm without driver problem is gone.
 
hmm...it sounds like there is some setting in the Desktop Graphics Driver which is causing Explorer.exe to crash.

Do you have some fancy wallpaper or something like that? Is nView turned on? How about any Digital Vibrance stuff enabled? I would disable any sort of themes you may have.

What OS are you using? You could also try disabling hardware acceleration temporarily and see if that prevents any crashing.
 
I'm using XP SP3. See what error i get when i put acceleration on 0:
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