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  Welcome to Microsoft Answers Forums.

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  Skip,
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  A problem caused this program blocking interact with Windows. Sometimes even not to stop the tree in services.

  Description
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  Signature of the problem
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  Application version: 15.4.3538.513
  Application timestamp: 4dcdb9d1
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  Hanging Type: 2048
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