Explorer.exe error every time at Windows 8 start up

[Muzikri]

thank you for the information..it help me so much

 

[Garand15]

I couldn't get what people say is working to work but i did fix my problem by opening TaskManager and ending "explorer.exe" then ran a new task named "explorer.exe" and it fix my problem.

 

[Bikingking]

Would you mind guys if I am going to ask for some help regarding this issue? Thanks in advance.

 

[Bikingking]

Please help me guys. :'(
I copied this address, [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows] but the windows cannot find this address. What am I going to do?

 

[ashwinrebello]

Thanks alot sir (Qdesi).

I was worried and tensed very much for that issue and that problem was disturbing me. But you helped me to solve the problem. I could find "load" string and deleted it eventhough it appears with another file name as you mentioned inside. May God help you to succeed in your life.

 

[ryan619]

thank you so much sir..my problem fix..thank you..

 

[tweetandfly]

Please help me guys. :'(
I copied this address, [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows] but the windows cannot find this address. What am I going to do?

ctrl+alt+delete - task manager - file - run new task

windows comes up - write regedit

now you should see the HKEY_CURRENT_USER folder in the left sidebar - now you can start opening the folders till destination

HKEY_CURRENT_USER to software to microsoft to windows nt and so on....


Sorry for bumping but i have to give something back to society, not sure i fixed the problem (didn't have the file in the reg editor, but before im going to restart i had to answer this

 

[AbdullahAlNoman]

Well well well. This is my 1st post here. I reg this forums 'coz I've found the solution for your problem and want to share it with you all!
Since I read the instruction of Abhishek above and did exactly these steps, I found that the error appears due to a file called msuwflvuc.exe, located in C:\Users\[Your Account]\Local Settings\Temp. This might be a malware which is unknown but classified in "High risk level" by Norton Internet Security 2013. NIS quarantines the file, while doesnot delete the concerned registry key. And I guess you're using an antivirus software that acting the same way as NIS. So the situation is, the registry key still exists while the executive file has been removed, and it makes the trouble! Let see how to deal with this sh!t.

1. Press Windows + R to run Regedit
2. Follow the address: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows]
3. You will see the string called Load, and its value is something like this: [...]\LOCALS~1\Temp\msuwflvuc.exe
--> That's the root of the issue.
4. Make sure you have permission to edit the key, by clicking menu Edit > Permissions..., then tick the box Full Control in the Allow column > OK.
5. Just delete the string Load you've seen in step 3.
Ta-da! Restart and enjoy!

excellent sir. thank u very much for your kind information. it helped me a lot. problem solved.

 

[vjdsivakumar]

thank its solved

 

[GaIn]

Well well well. This is my 1st post here. I reg this forums 'coz I've found the solution for your problem and want to share it with you all!
Since I read the instruction of Abhishek above and did exactly these steps, I found that the error appears due to a file called msuwflvuc.exe, located in C:\Users\[Your Account]\Local Settings\Temp. This might be a malware which is unknown but classified in "High risk level" by Norton Internet Security 2013. NIS quarantines the file, while doesnot delete the concerned registry key. And I guess you're using an antivirus software that acting the same way as NIS. So the situation is, the registry key still exists while the executive file has been removed, and it makes the trouble! Let see how to deal with this sh!t.

1. Press Windows + R to run Regedit
2. Follow the address: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows]
3. You will see the string called Load, and its value is something like this: [...]\LOCALS~1\Temp\msuwflvuc.exe
--> That's the root of the issue.
4. Make sure you have permission to edit the key, by clicking menu Edit > Permissions..., then tick the box Full Control in the Allow column > OK.
5. Just delete the string Load you've seen in step 3.
Ta-da! Restart and enjoy!

Many thanks. Followed step by step and removed the nuisance. Only the name is not msuwflvuc.exe. It is something else. I removed the 'Load' as suggested and problem was solved.

 

[Prateek5]

Thanks Qdezi

I registered here, just to thank you for your solution. It worked
Thanks again Qdezi

 

[JGONZAGA]

Well well well. This is my 1st post here. I reg this forums 'coz I've found the solution for your problem and want to share it with you all!
Since I read the instruction of Abhishek above and did exactly these steps, I found that the error appears due to a file called msuwflvuc.exe, located in C:\Users\[Your Account]\Local Settings\Temp. This might be a malware which is unknown but classified in "High risk level" by Norton Internet Security 2013. NIS quarantines the file, while doesnot delete the concerned registry key. And I guess you're using an antivirus software that acting the same way as NIS. So the situation is, the registry key still exists while the executive file has been removed, and it makes the trouble! Let see how to deal with this sh!t.

1. Press Windows + R to run Regedit
2. Follow the address: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows]
3. You will see the string called Load, and its value is something like this: [...]\LOCALS~1\Temp\msuwflvuc.exe
--> That's the root of the issue.
4. Make sure you have permission to edit the key, by clicking menu Edit > Permissions..., then tick the box Full Control in the Allow column > OK.
5. Just delete the string Load you've seen in step 3.
Ta-da! Restart and enjoy!

Thanks for sharing. Have tried your instruction and it works.

 

[grc30]

Every time I open my computer a go to the Desktop I encounter an alert dialogue box that shows nothing but a blank alert dialogue box with the warning icon (exclamation point inside a yellow triangle) and an "OK" option. Just that. No other message. The title of the dialogue box is Explorer.exe. When I click "OK" or close it (by clicking "X") the dialogue box appears again and insists for two or three times.

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The weird thing is, last night the dialogue box has a message saying, if I remember correctly, "Explorer.exe not found." But I'm not very sure if that's exactly the message, since I just clicked "OK" (again for three times) and decided to fix it tomorrow morning. But now, the alert dialogue box is just blank. So I don't know what kind of error it's warning me now.

By the way, I'm using Windows 8, which crashes occasionally. Any help?

...

 

[dudzki13]

great!!!

Well well well. This is my 1st post here. I reg this forums 'coz I've found the solution for your problem and want to share it with you all!
Since I read the instruction of Abhishek above and did exactly these steps, I found that the error appears due to a file called msuwflvuc.exe, located in C:\Users\[Your Account]\Local Settings\Temp. This might be a malware which is unknown but classified in "High risk level" by Norton Internet Security 2013. NIS quarantines the file, while doesnot delete the concerned registry key. And I guess you're using an antivirus software that acting the same way as NIS. So the situation is, the registry key still exists while the executive file has been removed, and it makes the trouble! Let see how to deal with this sh!t.

1. Press Windows + R to run Regedit
2. Follow the address: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows]
3. You will see the string called Load, and its value is something like this: [...]\LOCALS~1\Temp\msuwflvuc.exe
--> That's the root of the issue.
4. Make sure you have permission to edit the key, by clicking menu Edit > Permissions..., then tick the box Full Control in the Allow column > OK.
5. Just delete the string Load you've seen in step 3.
Ta-da! Restart and enjoy!

thanks!!!

 

[sumitkumarvrm]

this works for me. Cool..

this works for me

 

[Amri Amresh]

please help me mr.abishek I had problem with explorer.exe. it appears on every windows starup and am in trouble with it .please give me solution for it

 

[HashebAnzar]

Well well well. This is my 1st post here. I reg this forums 'coz I've found the solution for your problem and want to share it with you all!
Since I read the instruction of Abhishek above and did exactly these steps, I found that the error appears due to a file called msuwflvuc.exe, located in C:\Users\[Your Account]\Local Settings\Temp. This might be a malware which is unknown but classified in "High risk level" by Norton Internet Security 2013. NIS quarantines the file, while doesnot delete the concerned registry key. And I guess you're using an antivirus software that acting the same way as NIS. So the situation is, the registry key still exists while the executive file has been removed, and it makes the trouble! Let see how to deal with this sh!t.

1. Press Windows + R to run Regedit
2. Follow the address: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows]
3. You will see the string called Load, and its value is something like this: [...]\LOCALS~1\Temp\msuwflvuc.exe
--> That's the root of the issue.
4. Make sure you have permission to edit the key, by clicking menu Edit > Permissions..., then tick the box Full Control in the Allow column > OK.
5. Just delete the string Load you've seen in step 3.
Ta-da! Restart and enjoy!

Thanks a lot. it worked for me

 

[lucasamag]

Well well well. This is my 1st post here. I reg this forums 'coz I've found the solution for your problem and want to share it with you all!
Since I read the instruction of Abhishek above and did exactly these steps, I found that the error appears due to a file called msuwflvuc.exe, located in C:\Users\[Your Account]\Local Settings\Temp. This might be a malware which is unknown but classified in "High risk level" by Norton Internet Security 2013. NIS quarantines the file, while doesnot delete the concerned registry key. And I guess you're using an antivirus software that acting the same way as NIS. So the situation is, the registry key still exists while the executive file has been removed, and it makes the trouble! Let see how to deal with this sh!t.

1. Press Windows + R to run Regedit
2. Follow the address: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows]
3. You will see the string called Load, and its value is something like this: [...]\LOCALS~1\Temp\msuwflvuc.exe
--> That's the root of the issue.
4. Make sure you have permission to edit the key, by clicking menu Edit > Permissions..., then tick the box Full Control in the Allow column > OK.
5. Just delete the string Load you've seen in step 3.
Ta-da! Restart and enjoy!

I need help! I found the "Load" string in the Registry Editor, but I can't delete it! I get an alert box that says "Unable to delete all specified values". I checked my permissions and tried to set full control but I get another alert box that says "Unable to save permissions on Windows. Access is denied". Yes, I am logged in as administrator and I have no idea why it won't let me change the permissions. Can someone please help me with this?

 

[jamjesper08]

pre anong version gamit m? try mo re install win 8 mo.

windows 8 po ang gamit ko is there any way to rectify this problem? there is a lot of errors existing in windows 8.1 how can we solve this problem is the microsoft is doing something for this issue? please send me your reply jamjesper08@yahoo.com

 

[jamjesper08]

ahm sir dudzkie13 i followed you step in rectifying the explorer.exe but the load file roots is not what you have written on the procedure in my string load... it is c:\Users\user]LOCALS`1\Temp]ccubaxirq.pif please help me its very annoying. this is my email please help thanks... jamjesper08@yahoo.com