Well, I moved the documents folder to another drive, deleted the one on C,
copied the one I moved back and it is working now...weird...not happy it
happened and want to know why but it is better than System Restore or a
re-load of Vista.

"Cal Bear '66" <xxx@xxx.org> wrote in message
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> Go to Control Panel>Problem Reports and Solutions, Check for new
> solutions, then View problem history. Right click on the problem and
> choose View problem details. This might give you a clue as to what the
> problem is or click the Copy to clipboard link in the lower left corner
> and post back here. The Bucket ID is very important to tracking down the
> problem.
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> "msnews.microsoft.com" <joe@joe.com> wrote in message
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>> Help!
>>
>> I am on Vista Ultimate and I keep a very clean machine. However, I can no
>> loger view my documents...when I go to Start, Documents, I get:
>>
>> "Windows Explorer has stopped working." It will try to find a "solution"
>> and then close the explorer window. I can't view Documents at all...I've
>> tried right clicking on the Start Button and choosing explore and going
>> that way but even when I go from C drive to Documents, it happens
>> again...I opened up a command prompt and went into Documents and they are
>> all there and safe but I cannot access them by going into the directory
>> itself via Windows Explorer. Same goes for using Word...if I open Word
>> and try to go to the directory, "Windows Explorer" will stop working. I
>> am in urgent need of my documents directory.
>> Check Suggestions?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Brian
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