SDECon64.dll - Explorer crashes when you right-click on a folder.

Only manifested when right-clicking on C: drive in the LEFT panel of Explorer. Clicking in RIGHT panel worked fine. First thought it was related to recent driver installs but those did not fix it when backed out. MS Fixit for file and folders cleaned up caches and icons but did not address the issue. Another article on MS support suggested ShellExView to look for non-Microsoft context-menu items. Process of elimination identified this extension as the culprit.

The details of the shell extension that might cause the problem:

Shell Extension Name:	Spybot-S&D Explorer Integration
Filename:	SDECon64.dll
Description:	Windows Explorer context menu integration
Company:	Safer-Networking Ltd.
Product Name:	Spybot - Search & Destroy
File Version:	2.3.39.113
CLSID:	{44176360-2BBF-4EC1-93CE-384B8681A0BC}

If you think that you have similar problem in your system, you can try to fix the problem by disabling the specified shell extension. In order to do that, simply follow the instructions below:

1. Download and run the ShellExView utility from this Web page.
2. Find the right shell extension according the details specified above.
3. Select this shell extension and press F7 to disable this extension. After disabling the shell extension, check if the problem still occurs. If the problem still occurs, you should enable back the shell extension by pressing F8, and then try to search for another shell extension that might cause your problem.