'My computer' still not loading even after removing trouble drive.

Ben Wood

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Okay, so I feel like an idiot. I shouldn't have marked my other thread as solved. I thought it was but it wasn't. I'm sorry to make another thread.

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"I've never come across this issue before in the years I've been using Windows 7 but recently (the last week) when I open 'My Computer' from the start menu, it never loads.

I can open Windows Explorer but I can only view files in my libraries and the previews do not work.

I have just done a fresh install, and reloaded everything I need and it is still happening / happening again.

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Does anyone have any ideas? Your advice is greatly appreciated as this is pretty much unusable like this and I thought re-installing windows would fix it...

Win 7 Enterprise 64Bit
Asus P5Q SE
Intel E8400
4 GB DDR2
Nvidia GeForce 9800GTX+"

Tom's Hardware user Eduello advised

"Download Speedfan and use the S.M.A.R.T. utility that comes with it to check the health of your PC (click perform in-depth online analysis after testing your hard drive). It sounds like your hard drive is starting to fail.

http://www.almico.com/speedfan.php"

Which I did, and discovered that one of my drives "has 65533 offline uncorrectable sectors (this value is very large and your hard disk should be replaced)".

I have since removed the drive which presented errors from the system but the problem persists


 

Ben Wood

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It seems to be caused when dllhost.exe is running. When dllhost.exe runs it uses 50% of my cpu constantly.

Once I go to task manager and close dllhost.exe i can view my computer fine, but after a while it just starts itself again the problem comes back...

I've no idea.
 

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Here are the Speedfan results for the remaining drives.

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And yes, all drivers were re-installed using the latest for each piece of hardware.