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This problem relates to a LAN connecting about 65 PC units that are running Windows ME and a T1 internet connection. I have encountered the following error message and would like to receive information about how to correct it. The message reads "lexplore has caused an error in KERNAL32.DLL. lexplore will now close." I then click on the close button and it just stays there (although, it will go away on some computers). I have to reboot by shutting down the computer to get it to go away, and then the computer goes into "Scandisk" when it reboots. Anyone know how can I fix this?
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by jellimonsta
You may have some luck searching for Kernel32 errors on Technet. Below is a link to one such article.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;en-us;276459&
Remove any spaces for the URL to work.
by omie
you are not helping them at all if you pont to technet. Everybody knows how to use that site.
by cmiller3021
Thanks for the link - I'll check it out.
by leehellcat
How is your network set up. Do each of the PC's have seperate profiles on them for multiple users, or is it one user to one machine, and the same user always ?
I have experienced similar problems under Windows 2000, and for me it was caused by a corrupted user profile.
by cmiller3021
Each PC is assigned to one user. Can check on the corrupted user profile. Thanks.
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