Solution:

Boot from Windows Vista DVD and hit any key when prompted. Once windows has
detected your OS click next. Select Systems Restore and select a point
previous to the "Windows Explorer Loop Of Death" (As I like to call it). And
Vwala your computer will be returned to working status. If you do not have a
Microsoft VIsta DVD then this won't help. Contact Microsoft at 18004269400
for further help

Possible Explination for Problem:

I found this problem was caused by either the installation of Logitech
Setpoint, because this program did not install properly or when windows
Defender detected an action on my computer that it did not find to be safe. I
am not sure if Defender was started by Setpoint or from some other auction,
but after I restarted windows at the request of Defender all of the problems
started happening.

"Lucvdv" wrote:
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> Dane wrote:[color=green]
> > I keep getting this message over and over. It says "Windows Explorer has
> > stopped working; windows is is checking for a solution to the problem..."
> > Then another window pops up and says "Windows Explorer is restarting..." it
> > repeats this process every TWO SECONDS!!!! I need help because I am unable to
> > use the basic functions of my computer. I am running Windows VIsta Home
> > Premium[/color]
>
> Sounds like an explorer plugin that isn't compatible.
>
> Did you install any 'old' software that adds new items to the explorer
> context menus? That's probably the culprit.
>
> Try uninstalling it, but that pops up the question: how do you launch
> the 'programs and features' control panel in Vista without using the
> control panel - wich is just another view of explorer? I really
> wouldn't know.
>
> Can you get into the start menu to open a cmd prompt at all, or is it
> the shell instance of explorer.exe that keeps crashing?
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