The reason why the AVI file is not responding in Windows XP system

What do you do on the Internet? What I want to do most is watching movies or watching a series, but if you look at the time when you are on the head or if you are not responding at the beginning, then how? I have recently got a broadband and downloaded a lot of movies. I stumbled upon the fact that when I click on a large AVI video file, WinXP will stop responding. In the process, I found that the CPU usage of the Explorer.exe process is 100. %, took up to two hours!

Initially suspected to be a virus, after upgrading Kaspersky stand-alone version, it was completely detected, no virus was found, and access to other programs including REAL video files was not abnormal. Is Windows Mediaplayer not installed related plug-ins? But this is a general file access at the resource manager level, and does not involve video playback! With the luck of using the player to automatically upgrade, the fault remains.

Check the Microsoft Knowledge Base and finally find Microsoft's explanation for this problem: When you click on a larger AVI file in the Explorer, the system needs to scan the file first and perform a loop to check the file. All parts, in order to build an index, if the file is large (more than 700MB) and there is no index information in the file, the system will take longer to query the index of the file, and the CPU usage is higher. Microsoft said that there are fixes for WinXP SP1 and above, but did not leave a download address, only gave a free call. I tried to make a phone call, I needed to register, and I needed user information. When I transferred to the engineer, I said it for a long time. It’s mad! Just turn off the indexing function of this folder!

Everything happens for a reason. To solve the problem, you must first figure out the cause and effect of the problem so that you can find the corresponding solution. If your computer has this problem, then solve it according to the reason of the tutorial.