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Explorer: like rendering it stable

By: Staff
Date: May 12, 2007

Microsoft Windows XP use an only process in order to manage the bar of the applications and desktop (a solo thread); it comes therefore a new one thread for each window of Resources of the computer/Explorer that comes opened.

That means that an error that whichever of these is taken place inside of one member, will be reflected on the stability of the entire one shell. If you have a quantitative one of sufficient memory RAM, can decide to create a process for the Desktop/Bar of the applications and one for every request of Explorer.

In order to apply to this modification under way the Editor of the system registry (Click Start button and choose Run, in Run windows type regedit and press OK) and then the following key:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Explorer

In the panel of right, inside of the Explorer key, created a new value DWORD (menu Modification, New…, Value DWORD), assign the DesktopProcess name at than give value 1. Setting up, subsequently the value of “DesktopProcess” to 0 you will restore the situation as it was on beginning.

 

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