Windows Explorer hangs and crashes on (tried everything) video files

So I've had this problem for awhile now and it does not seem to deteriorate. Every time I open a folder in Windows Explorer that contains video files (of any type), YOU start to have problems. The Green loading bar starts to take forever, or if that manages to load properly, then doing ANYTHING with these files will result in US gel and ends up crashing. No matter if it is just a right-click, trying to highlight, trying to move, try to remove or trying to open. They all get the same answer.

Things I've tried and the results:

-Set the folder options to never display thumbnails (bar is no longer a problem too bright green)

-Set options folder for general documents

-Tried to optimize files with videos to video

-Switched back to General

-Ran of virus/malware scans (clean)

-Never allowed cache, the nooks and the crannies of unnecessary files

-Uninstall unused programs on C:\ for free space

-Defragged everything

-Uninstalled and reinstalled each video player

-Uninstalled and reinstalled all my codecs, as well some as superfluous jic

-Have toggled between every possible program by default, VLC seems more reliable (see the note below VLC), Quicktime least WMP and DivX uneven at best

-Ran msconfig and methodically unchecked/restarted and then double checked / restart all services and the start of the program (no change)

-Ran SFC Scannow (no reported problem)

-Booted safe mode (no difference, we HAVE still freezes on video files, don't say anything about the running server error)

-Use a directory of third-party files (Q - dir) to access files, Q - dir froze after right click on videos

-Use a video converter to convert videos between file types, now accessible but converted videos seems not to to material they are converted into - in addition, nonconverted original suddenly too much work very well, but ONLY those that are accessible by the converter

-Used VLC to find and open the video files. Œuvres, but only one at a time, that is, if I try to open another video file after the first in the same window of VLC, VLC freezes. Need to close the program, and then reopen the program to open a new file without freezing. Recently opened files of VLC are accessible via Windows Explorer without freezing (note, the accessibility seems temporary, filed consulted with VLC a few days ago to return to the State unclickable).

-Note on VLC: may seem to move and delete files using the VLC browser without problem, but ONLY before opening any file - after VLC must be closed and then reopened as previously reported

And Yes, I turned it works several times.

I feel that I've tried everything, and the problem seems to be growing. I feel like there must be a problem with the way that we, I don't know, compiling data on files or something, but I don't have enough background tech to get past this wave and completely unnecessary idea.

Oddly enough, everything else on my computer is fine. Non-video-folder navigation is fine, no lag or freeze, programs starts quickly, internet connection is fine, browser videos play without problem and when I can get the video file plays on something they play very well - just good luck for their.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated, I'm about to tear my hair out.

Hello

Thanks for the reply.

As you said you are not facing this problem to boot, it means that you are facing this problem due to a third-party application.

If you are referring to the steps in the link below under 8.1 and Windows 8 Windows in 3 steps , after you check the box against hide all Microsoft services. You will see a list of non-Microsoft services, you need to check the cause of these services.

http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135/en-us

Uncheck half the service and check the rest of the half.  If you face the question yet, then it menas that you are facing this issue due to services that were not invalid.

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    How to disable automatic driver Installation in Windows Vista - drivers
    http://www.AddictiveTips.com/Windows-Tips/how-to-disable-automatic-driver-installation-in-Windows-Vista/
    http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc730606 (WS.10) .aspx

    Hope these helps.

    Rob Brown - MS MVP - Windows Desktop Experience: Bike - Mark Twain said it right.

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