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  • phpmagesh
    New Member
    • Nov 2008
    • 119

    IExplorer Problem

    Hi to all,

    While shutting down my system i ma getting not responding message because of IEXPLORER.EXE. when i press shutdown button, after a long time it asking me again to endtask the IEXPLORER.EXE. after i end this task only my system getting shutdown,

    Because of this my system working very slow too.

    Can any one help me how to slove this problem

    Regards
    magesh
  • AmberJain
    Recognized Expert Contributor
    • Jan 2008
    • 922

    #2
    Hello,

    First of all, if IEXPLORER.exe is running, when you try shutting down your computer, then I assume that a hidden instance of the file is running in background. As this link says:

    iexplorer.exe is a process belonging to the AdClicker advertising program. This process monitors your browsing habits and distributes the data back to the author's servers for analysis. This also prompts advertising popups. This process is a security risk and should be removed from your system.
    You should therefore remove this file from your system. Try scanning your PC using good antivirus and anti spyware. If these programs detect it, then simply delete these files from your system. Alternatively you can also try scanning your system here.

    If problem remains unsolved, then reply back. We will then try to manually delete the file IEXPLORER.exe


    Hope this helps...
    AmbrNewlearner

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    • phpmagesh
      New Member
      • Nov 2008
      • 119

      #3
      Originally posted by ambrnewlearner
      Hello,

      First of all, if IEXPLORER.exe is running, when you try shutting down your computer, then I assume that a hidden instance of the file is running in background. As this link says:


      You should therefore remove this file from your system. Try scanning your PC using good antivirus and anti spyware. If these programs detect it, then simply delete these files from your system. Alternatively you can also try scanning your system here.

      If problem remains unsolved, then reply back. We will then try to manually delete the file IEXPLORER.exe


      Hope this helps...
      AmbrNewlearner
      Hi,

      thanks for your idea, but i didnt feel it cleared the iexplorer.exe. again and again it coming.

      i think we need to delete it manually now, its time to do that rite??


      REgards
      magesh

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      • AmberJain
        Recognized Expert Contributor
        • Jan 2008
        • 922

        #4
        Hello,

        OK here it goes.......

        Start Task manager and click "Processes" tab. In the list titled "Image name", search for an entry corresponding to IEXPLORER.exe and right click it and then select "End process tree". Wait a minute to see if it comes back in the list. If yes, then tell me.
        Now download Sysinternals Autoruns and run it. From 'File' menu click on find and search for Iexplorer.exe and then uncheck the entry next to it. Also, right click the same entry and select "Jump to". You will be taken either to some directory or to some registry entry.
        1. If you are taken to directory/folder delete the file IEXPLORER.exe there. Make it sure that it is the original file and not a shortcut to Iexplorer.exe. If it is a shortcut try locating it's location by viewing the contents of shortcut file in Notepad.

        2. If you are taken to registry then note the location of the file IEXPLRER.exe in registry entry and goto that location and manually delete the file.

        Now restart your PC and then check out Task manager and Autoruns to verify that the file is removed.

        Hope this helps....
        AmbrNewlearner

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        • phpmagesh
          New Member
          • Nov 2008
          • 119

          #5
          Originally posted by ambrnewlearner
          Hello,

          OK here it goes.......

          Start Task manager and click "Processes" tab. In the list titled "Image name", search for an entry corresponding to IEXPLORER.exe and right click it and then select "End process tree". Wait a minute to see if it comes back in the list. If yes, then tell me.
          Now download Sysinternals Autoruns and run it. From 'File' menu click on find and search for Iexplorer.exe and then uncheck the entry next to it. Also, right click the same entry and select "Jump to". You will be taken either to some directory or to some registry entry.
          1. If you are taken to directory/folder delete the file IEXPLORER.exe there. Make it sure that it is the original file and not a shortcut to Iexplorer.exe. If it is a shortcut try locating it's location by viewing the contents of shortcut file in Notepad.

          2. If you are taken to registry then note the location of the file IEXPLRER.exe in registry entry and goto that location and manually delete the file.

          Now restart your PC and then check out Task manager and Autoruns to verify that the file is removed.

          Hope this helps....
          AmbrNewlearner


          Hi,

          I m getting the exe file again and again even if i delete in task manager,

          and i installed that autoruns.exe in my system and searched for that iexplore.exe file but i didnt get any result for that.

          What shall we do now??

          Regards
          magesh

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          • AmberJain
            Recognized Expert Contributor
            • Jan 2008
            • 922

            #6
            Originally posted by phpmagesh
            Hi,

            I m getting the exe file again and again even if i delete in task manager,

            and i installed that autoruns.exe in my system and searched for that iexplore.exe file but i didnt get any result for that.
            First of all, what is exact name of file you are getting. Is it iexplore.exe OR iexplorer.exe?
            Try searching manually for the name of file in autoruns.
            Also, click "Start" --> "Search" and search for all files and folders with the name of the file. Delete all the entries corresponding to the filename.

            Then reboot and check out task manager again.

            Hope this helps....
            AmbrNewlearner

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            • phpmagesh
              New Member
              • Nov 2008
              • 119

              #7
              Originally posted by ambrnewlearner
              First of all, what is exact name of file you are getting. Is it iexplore.exe OR iexplorer.exe?
              Try searching manually for the name of file in autoruns.
              Also, click "Start" --> "Search" and search for all files and folders with the name of the file. Delete all the entries corresponding to the filename.

              Then reboot and check out task manager again.

              Hope this helps....
              AmbrNewlearner
              its IEXPLORE.EXE file, two to three exe file running like this in my system

              Regards
              magesh

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              • AmberJain
                Recognized Expert Contributor
                • Jan 2008
                • 922

                #8
                Hello,

                Donwload Process Explorer. Run it. It is a program similar to Task manager. When it is executed, it displays all running processes on your PC. In the list of processes in Process explorer, look for all entries "iexplore.e xe" and in "Company name" column in front of it, look for company name. Reply back to me with company name.

                Link to download Process Explorer

                AmbrNewlearner
                Last edited by AmberJain; Dec 23 '08, 08:01 AM. Reason: added link...

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                • phpmagesh
                  New Member
                  • Nov 2008
                  • 119

                  #9
                  Originally posted by ambrnewlearner
                  Hello,

                  Donwload Process Explorer. Run it. It is a program similar to Task manager. When it is executed, it displays all running processes on your PC. In the list of processes in Process explorer, look for all entries "iexplore.e xe" and in "Company name" column in front of it, look for company name. Reply back to me with company name.

                  Link to download Process Explorer

                  AmbrNewlearner
                  All three files are from Microsoft Corporation only,

                  Regards

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                  • AmberJain
                    Recognized Expert Contributor
                    • Jan 2008
                    • 922

                    #10
                    Hello,

                    It looks like some third party program messed up with your system (and IE).
                    Do you recently installed some software on your system? If yes, you can try restoring to some restore point (if there exists one).
                    Otherwise, open process explorer and right click "Iexplore.e xe" and click on "Properties ..". Then click on "image" tab in new window and in "Path" option look for the path of file. If it is "NOT" C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\IEXPLO RE.EXE, then goto that location and delete the file. If you dont use IE you can certainly consider deleting it (although it will be back in a few seconds) and immediately restarting your system.

                    Hope this helps.....
                    AmbrNewlearner

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