Explorer crash when shutting down in Live Environement after 2 rename operations in Explorer Folder view pane left open

(win32ss/user/winsrv/usersrv/shutdown.c:786) Terminating process 1c4 (\Device\CdRom0\reactos\system32\wlansvc.exe)

Unhandled exception

ExceptionCode:    c0000005

Faulting Address: 003F005C

CS:EIP 1b:6f57ff

DS 23 ES 23 FS 3b GS 0

EAX: 003f005c   EBX: 0000031a   ECX: 00000000

EDX: 01c7fc78   EBP: 01c7fc84   ESI: 002f8878   ESP: 01c7fc5c

EDI: 00000000   EFLAGS: 00010206

Address:

* <shlwapi.dll:157ff (dll/win32/shlwapi/rosordinal.c:22 (SHForwardContextMenuMsg))> (X:\reactos\system32\shlwapi.dll@6e0000)

Frames:

* <shdocvw.dll:5c2e (dll/win32/shdocvw/CNSCBand.cpp:1072 (MenuMessageForwarderWndProc))> (X:\reactos\System32\shdocvw.dll@71c60000)

* <user32.dll:6c862 (win32ss/user/user32/windows/wndproc_fixup.S:48 (CALL_EXTERN_WNDPROC))> (X:\reactos\system32\user32.dll@77a20000)

* <user32.dll:60912 (win32ss/user/user32/windows/message.c:1547 (IntCallWindowProcW))> (X:\reactos\system32\user32.dll@77a20000)

* <user32.dll:6279d (win32ss/user/user32/windows/message.c:3015 (User32CallWindowProcFromKernel))> (X:\reactos\system32\user32.dll@77a20000)

* <ntdll.dll:f49d (dll/ntdll/dispatch/i386/dispatch.S:142 (KiUserCallbackDispatcher))> (X:\reactos\System32\ntdll.dll@7c920000)

* <browseui.dll:2cc49 (dll/win32/browseui/desktopipc.cpp:408 (ExplorerMessageLoop))> (X:\reactos\System32\browseui.dll@78da0000)

* <browseui.dll:2ce09 (dll/win32/browseui/desktopipc.cpp:443 (BrowserThreadProc))> (X:\reactos\System32\browseui.dll@78da0000)

* <kernel32.dll:1cca4 (dll/win32/kernel32/client/thread.c:71 (BaseThreadStartup))> (X:\reactos\system32\kernel32.dll@7c5e0000)

(win32ss/user/winsrv/usersrv/harderror.c:1058) ElfRegisterEventSourceW failed with Status 0xc0020017

err:(win32ss/user/user32/windows/messagebox.c:1048) MessageBox: L"The instruction at \"0x006f57ff\" referenced memory at \"0x003f005c\". The memory could not be \"read\".\r\n\nClick on OK to terminate the program.\nClick on CANCEL to debug the program."