What I believe Mylenium was referring to was the Windows Event Viewer. Depending on your version of Windows OS, one way to get to it is by going to your Start button and type "Event" within the search field. Event Viewer should be one of, if not the first, program listed. Expand the Windows Logs node and check the Application log for any Illustrator related errors. You can select the event and choose to view the Event Properties which should be an option on the right side, in the window that appears you should be able to click the Copy button to copy the contents which could be shared here. If you ever get a long crash log, you may wish to use Pastebin to help share the information, rather than making an extremely long post which can make a thread cumbersome to read. Any details about the system you can share help as well, which includes things like what version of Windows OS, any service packs, how much RAM, for example. You mention having tried things in the forum, could you provide what you have attempted and any results thereof? Most troubleshooting without additional information would have me recommend the steps within: http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/global/troubleshoot-system-errors-freezes-windows.html Items such as preferences, new user accounts, simplified startup are especially worth trying.
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