Temporarily restart Explorer.exe (729 MB) and check shell extensions.
Short term:
Remove FileLocker or migrate in a planned way to VeraCrypt (FileLocker is outdated).
Check/disable startup entries for Edge, Intel Arc Control, Intel DSA if not desired.
Keep Avast Antivirus (system protection) – optimize settings instead of disabling it.
Medium term:
Check drivers/firmware (Intel GPU, Samsung NVMe) and update them selectively.
Clean up unnecessary background apps (Widgets, Microsoft Start, Phone Link, etc.).
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Critical 4.1 Repair system files (SFC & DISM) — due to recurring crashes
Why: Multiple crashes reference system DLLs such as KERNELBASE.dll, combase.dll, RPCRT4.dll. This may indicate damaged system files or components. SFC and DISM repair known corruption.
Steps (simple, requires admin rights):
Open the command prompt (cmd) as administrator:
Start → "cmd" → right-click → "Run as administrator".
First run DISM:
DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
DISM can take 10–30 minutes (or longer). An Internet connection is required if corrupted files are replaced online.
Then run SFC:
sfc /scannow
SFC checks and repairs system files. If SFC reports errors that could not be fixed, post the results or consult an administrator.
Verification: After restarting, fewer (or no) Application Error 1234 entries with system DLLs should appear. If crashes persist, continue with driver / application updates (below).
High 4.2 Antivirus tray (AVG AVTray) – fix crash
Why: AVTray.exe (AVG) is crashing (Access Violation) — the tray process may not be critical for the scanner core, but a crashing antivirus module can affect system stability or security notifications.
Steps (moderate effort):
Open AVG → check for product updates → update the product and restart.
Download the latest version directly from AVG (https://www.gdata.de) and reinstall it.
If crashes still occur: temporarily remove the tray process from startup (via Task Manager → Startup) and contact AVG support with the event ID / error time.
Why this helps: Updating / reinstalling replaces damaged program files (e.g. GDWinRT32.dll) that may be causing the crashes.
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