Windows "Poofing"

[ranatalus]

well considering that from one coast to the other is at least a day and a half drive and at most upwards of 3, 5 hours is fairly insignificant

[noisy doll☆]

well then

I should just come to ohio every weekend if it's so close

[BanYa4eVr]

On a topic relevant note, two days ago I downloaded an update for Spybot and did a full scan.

It found Vitrumonde.sci (Vitru or Virtu whatever)

Fixed, scanned again, and it's gone. However the next day when going through my large collection of delicious high quality Pump it Up "images" Windows Explorer crashed again. When I brought up Firefox3 and tried to send an email with an attachment, that same folder was the starting folder when I clicked browse and every window on the screen immediately closed. No error message.

[ranatalus]

Originally Posted by noisy doll☆

well then

I should just come to ohio every weekend if it's so close

sounds good to me ;O

Originally Posted by BanYa4eVr

On a topic relevant note, two days ago I downloaded an update for Spybot and did a full scan.

It found Vitrumonde.sci (Vitru or Virtu whatever)

Fixed, scanned again, and it's gone. However the next day when going through my large collection of delicious high quality Pump it Up "images" Windows Explorer crashed again. When I brought up Firefox3 and tried to send an email with an attachment, that same folder was the starting folder when I clicked browse and every window on the screen immediately closed. No error message.

have you tried using housecall?

[BanYa4eVr]

I've found a folder that seems to be continuously crashing W.E. each time I open to it. It's a folder within my Stepmania folders in the noteskins. It's the random skin from PIU. There are many image files in this folder and it seems to only load the first two icons of the first two files in details view and then freezes and crashes.

The icon that is set to load for pngs and jpgs on my computer is the icon for Adobe Photoshop 6.

Before I restart, are there any kinds of tests/scans I can run on this folder that may find the problem?

I've already scanned with:
Norton Anti-virus (Updated 5 minutes ago): Came up with nothing.
Spybot S&D (Up to date as of yesterday): Nothing as well.