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<blockquote data-quote="bds0688" data-source="post: 3165996" data-attributes="member: 574556">My friend&#039;s explorer.exe decided it didn&#039;t need to run anymore. On top of that, it won&#039;t even run when opened with the run command in task manager. I have no idea where to begin with the registry, if it would even be a registry problem. If anyone knows of a good registry cleaner that I don&#039;t have to buy in order to get more than &quot;there are registry problems&quot;, that&#039;d be great. Would running a hijackthis help?The last option I&#039;ll do is a format, which isn&#039;t a problem for him, since he&#039;s not a music buff or anything. I just hate doing it.&nbsp; He is a PC gamer primarily, so getting it up and running is a main priority.However, his punk *** does not have a floppy drive, and he wants to run RAID. Am I safe to assume I can put the files on a flash drive, and windows setup will detect it?Thanks a bunch to anyone who can provide help.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bds0688, post: 3165996, member: 574556"] My friend's explorer.exe decided it didn't need to run anymore. On top of that, it won't even run when opened with the run command in task manager. I have no idea where to begin with the registry, if it would even be a registry problem. If anyone knows of a good registry cleaner that I don't have to buy in order to get more than "there are registry problems", that'd be great. Would running a hijackthis help? The last option I'll do is a format, which isn't a problem for him, since he's not a music buff or anything. I just hate doing it. He is a PC gamer primarily, so getting it up and running is a main priority. However, his punk *** does not have a floppy drive, and he wants to run RAID. Am I safe to assume I can put the files on a flash drive, and windows setup will detect it? Thanks a bunch to anyone who can provide help. [/QUOTE]

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