For about two weeks I have been getting a SysFader:I explore.exe on my screen and then boots me off the web. It only does it on this web site. Is anyone else having this problem or just me. I have windows live one security and doesn't show any virus. Any ideas?

 

Hey Ol Guy, what version of IE are you using? Have you done all the current windows updates? Also run Ad aware or Spy bot (both free) and make sure there is no spyware or malware on your machine. And lastly, have you ever tried Mozilla Firefox? I found a few sites that run better with it. To check what version of IE you are running, open up IE and then find the help button, click it and then choose "about" and let me know what version you have. I'm running 7.0.5730.11 Let me know if I can help in any way. Good to hear from ya.

 

install firefox... fixed..
to be safe run an online scanner to check for virii as some may mess with ur onboard scanner and prevent detection.
look here: http://housecall65.trendmicro.com/

 

The most current version of IE-7 is 7.0.5730.13 if you like using IE then I would recommend downloading the latest version here:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en

If installing the latest IE 7 doesn't correct the issue then it is likely that the "SysFader" error is caused by a software glitch in your Windows XP SP2 update.

+1 on using Mozilla FireFox though.

 

if its windows itself that is messed up this can be fixed.
click "start" on your taskbar
click "run"
type "sfc /scannow" press enter

that command will run a self diagnostic test and find any windows files that are missing/damaged. once it finds files that need repairing/replacing itll ask for your windows xp disc. once you drop the cd in it will fix whatever the problem is.
this command has fixed ALOT of problems on friends/relatives pc's that i have worked on in the past and saved me from havin to do clean install's.

 

Here are some possible fixes:

Sysfader:Explorer.exe Application Error:

Trojan VBS_Winshow.A
http://www.trendmicro.com/vinf*o/vir...NSHOW.A&VSect=T


Symantec:
http://securityresponse.symant*ec.co...re.winshow.html

___________ or ------------------

It could bea corrupt Service Pack 2 file. You could uninstall SP2 for XP then re-download and install.

____________ or -----------------

Use Windows Defender to check for spyware.

 

Problem solved:

 

booooooooooooooooooo Apple sucks!!! Just kidding, I hear good things. I just don't like change. My wife rearranges the furniture once every 2 years and that's too much change for me.

 

I know, change is hard! Well at least you bought a hassle free Kawasaki! If you bought a dual-sport designed like a PC, well you'd be spending all your time in the garage, a wrench in one hand and the other on the phone listening to tech support






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i smell a fanboi.
check this out
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3CrQjfgvqJQ

edit:
u forgot to mention the slew of problems that are presenting themselves with the newest OS.