I was able to solve this problem by using System Restore. You'll have to try
it from the command line though because my Windows Explorer was restarting
itself so fast, i never could navigate to System Restore in the GUI fast
enough. Try this:

1. Restart your system
2. When the system first boots, type F8 to bring up the boot menu
3. Select the Safe Mode with Command Prompt option
4. Log-on to an account with administrator rights
5. At your command prompt type "c:\windows\system32\restore\rstrui.exe"
(obviously don't type the quotes)
6. This will bring up System Restore.

I only restore back to my last restore point and it worked flawlessly. Good
luck.

"smsmev" wrote:
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> ive got that problem also, i picked up a virus early today, i thought i got
> rid of it and so i restarted my computer and now i cant even use the
> computer. i can run some programs thought the task manager. other than that
> its useless.
>
> "Winvistarules" wrote:
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> > I have about the same problem, when i login to windows it comes up "Windows
> > explore has stopped working" then i hit cancel and it says "Windows Explore
> > restarting" It restarts and then it happens again. I have sent an error
> > report to microsoft so i dont know.[/color][/color]