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Even if that is what he means, what’s the problem? Wouldn’t a reboot be likely to fix it? I’m sure that’s what Phil meant when he said “full system refresh”, verbiage I’m confident he used on purpose to refer to an automated process that shouldn’t take more than five minutes. He wouldn’t have even needed to do a hard reset; ctrlaltdel would’ve brought up the option to restart regardless of whether Explorer was running.To be fair, when DSP says his windows explorer isn't working I think he means the file system gui for windows. It is also called explorer. That can crash and it takes out the bottom bar of windows as well and can make navigating windows a bit tricky. However, only a handful of times that I can remember, maybe even just once have I had it crash and not immediately start loading back up and that was probably on XP or ME.
Phil is a lot of things but if he's an Internet Explorer User I might just lose it.
This was “I don’t wanna, better fool my retard fans into thinking I can’t instead so they’ll defend me when everyone else starts calling me a craven faggot”. Bet.