SiteSpinner was undeniably crashing Explorer from within. The problem got so bad that I posted in their forums and was told to consider reinstalling, as I may have gotten a bad installation of SiteSpinner. After yet another crash yesterday, I did just that.
After uninstalling and reinstalling, the new installation still had my registration information, FTP information, and several of my settings intact. However, I tried to crash Explorer using SiteSpinner without success. Of course, there was never any specific trigger I could find, so we'll just have to see how well it works. Still, a new installation - directly from the latest upgrade - may be just what was in order.
All these Explorer crashes, mouse problems, and so forth may not be as related as I thought; they may be separate issues.
© C Harris Lynn, 2011
A worm's-eye view of the Web.
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