On Jul 25, 11:10*pm, Malke <ma...@invalid.invalid> wrote:
> Dreamchaser wrote:
> > Thanks Malke and Leythos. I'm using Symantec Antivirus Corporate Ed
> > 10.0.1.1000 and so far everything's well. I had Spybot scanned the
> > system too. It's clean I suppose.
>
> > I hope I understand the first question: Explorer even crash today
> > while I left it idle. Could these crashes be caused by hardware or
> > purely software?
>
> > Realized there were a few different fault addresses as well as
> > faulting module:
>
> > Address>>
>
> > 0x03ff1da4
> > 0x02f81da4
>
> > faulting module _axshlex.dll, version 1.9.6.4617, fault address
> > 0x00001da4.
>
> > All I did when these happened was to end it and restart it in Task
> > manager but it's a hassle to do it so often.
>
> This is really good additional information. As Lethos said, the
> faulting .dll belongs to Alcohol 120%. Unless him, I don't think you've
> picked up malware. Alcohol 120% has always been problematic. Make sure you
> have the latest version/patches, etc. If you don't use it, uninstall it. If
> you really really want it, see if they have a users forum.
>
> Malke
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Thanks Leythos and Malke. Will do what's necessary.