TI10 DEP error Explorer

Installed True Image 10 trial and started getting Data Execution Prevention errors when doing searches with windows explorer
https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=72660&highlight=Data Execution prevention
Read all that, not the problem, after uninstall TI10 I no longer get the errors and my avi's and stuff work fine. Also tried disable DEP and a myriad of other things like changing /noexecute=optin to /execute
Am running XP Pro with plenty of resources
Error Msg

Code:

EventType : BEX     P1 : explorer.exe     P2 : 6.0.2900.2180     P3 : 41107ece
P4 : unknown     P5 : 0.0.0.0     P6 : 00000000     P7 : 03376ec0     
P8 : c0000005     P9 : 00000008

 

No one else gettin this? After uninstall it stops doing it.
I know one other oerson that gets it.

 

I can confirm what MaxXP says Trueimage 10 causes explorer to crash when searching some some drives or partitions uninstall trueimage 10 and explorer is ok

 

I notice that you are using explorer 6.0.2900, same as those in that thread you linked to. What happens if you tried the run DEP for all programs except Explorer?

Colin

 

what happens, exact same thing
Well I had installed and didn't notice this for several day's after so was thinking something else wrong so first thing I done was go looking on the Inet and tried every imaginable cure from forums everywhere about DEP and crashing.
Thing is I had tried TI9 before and this has never happened.

 

OK Rules out everything but Acronis True Image Home 10.0 (Build 4,871)
TrueImage10.0_d_en.exe
Reinstalled Windows and totally Clean except .Net 2.0 and Sun Java 1.5.9 and no other programs.
Its still crashing when I do a search in Windows Explorer, DEP error.
Uninstalled and put on Acronis True Image Home 9.0 and it has no problems.

 

Reinstalled Windows and totally Clean except the Windows Hotfixes and nothing else'
Uh now you want me to eliminate the Hotfix thats doing it?
Its still crashing when I do a search in Windows Explorer, Data Execution Prevention error.
Jeez, guess I better stick with doing Unattended Installs instead of this TI, they work 100% with a little work