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<blockquote data-quote="Gixxer" data-source="post: 181991" data-attributes="member: 55121">ok, after hours of google, found the solution to all of my pc problems, i am leaving it here in case anyone finds it usefull some day.whenever i browse my videos in the windows explorer, i get a message saying &quot;The host process of windows (Rundll32) stopped working&quot;1. Go to computer, your main drive, program files, common files, Ahead, DSfilter.2. Rename &quot;NeroVideoProc.ax&quot; to say &quot;1NeroVideoProc.ax&quot;3. Rename &quot;NeVideo.ax&quot; to say &quot;1NeVideo.ax&quot;4. Reboot5. Problem fixed.That's it!The other problem: whenever i try to launch media player i get this message and it closes: &quot;media player stopped working&quot; In my case i had the program &quot;satellite TV&quot;, just uninstall it and u dont even have to reboot your pc, it will work just after uninstalling it.hope it will help someone in the future.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gixxer, post: 181991, member: 55121"] ok, after hours of google, found the [B]solution [/B]to all of my pc problems, i am leaving it here in case anyone finds it usefull some day. [B]whenever i browse my videos in the windows explorer, i get a message saying [SIZE="4"]"The host process of windows (Rundll32) stopped working[/SIZE]"[/B] 1. Go to computer, your main drive, program files, common files, Ahead, DSfilter. 2. Rename "NeroVideoProc.ax" to say "1NeroVideoProc.ax" 3. Rename "NeVideo.ax" to say "1NeVideo.ax" 4. Reboot 5. Problem fixed. That's it! The other problem: whenever i try to launch media player i get this message and it closes: [B]"[SIZE="4"]media player stopped working"[/SIZE] [/B] In my case i had the program [B]"satellite TV", [/B]just [B]uninstall it[/B] and u dont even have to reboot your pc, it will work just after uninstalling it. hope it will help someone in the future. [/QUOTE]

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