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The forum thread discusses a Windows 7 user experiencing error messages related to a executable program after connecting an external hard drive. Several users suggest troubleshooting steps, such as reviewing registry edits or clarifying the issue, with one jokingly indicating that formatting the C drive would resolve the problem but cautions against doing so. Overall, the thread highlights confusion about the cause of the error and the importance of careful diagnosis rather than drastic solutions.
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I have hp laptop using windows 7 today i put external harddisk, and from that tym it is giving program exe has stopped check online for solution i have tried to format c and no difference but it has partition

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I wish I knew the answer but I'm far from an expert. I had a look on youtube and there are loads of videos which involve registry edits. I don't know if this one is any use, however, there are links to others.
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I wish I knew the answer but I'm far from an expert. I had a look on youtube and there are loads of videos which involve registry edits. I don't know if this one is any use, however, there are links to others.
 

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canary said:
I have hp laptop using windows 7 today i put external harddisk,
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I'm not sure what you mean by this.

canary said:
and from that tym it is giving program exe has stopped check online for solution
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Please explain more clearly.

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i have tried to format c and no difference but it has partition
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Formatting the drive means it erases/wipes the drive of all data.
 

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Oh my! I missed that bit about 'format c'! That would most certainly fix the problem... as you'd have no computer to have a problem with!
No, don't format c!. :ohno:
 

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