How to FIX Windows File Explorer Crashes on Right Click

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If you're wondering why the Windows File Explorer crashes on a right click, this is commonly caused by system corruption. One quick way to eliminate the Windows Explorer crashes is to restart the process from Task Manager.
How to FIX Windows File Explorer Crashes on Right Click
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Commandline:
1. sfc /scannow
2. DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
▬ Contents of this video ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
0:00 - Intro
0:11 - Restart Windows Explorer
0:39 - Run the Search and Indexing Troubleshooter
1:07 - Perform and SFC and DISM scan
1:34 - Update Windows OS
1:56 - Perform a clean boot
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[@chineseforextraderjay5352]

All these hacks just to get basic functionality working... on a major release build... wtf are you doing microsoft? I can't even update Windows as it creates a black screen after login on my lenovo

[@Pedro76mchlkg]

My file explorer crashes when right click. If I update the windows, my monitor starts flicker forever. Windows is a piece of s...

[@anthonyrooney6430]

Looks your troubleshooting steps are for Windows 11. I am still on Windows 10. Sad to see such major bugs have been carried forward. My first issue was that I was unable to download anything from the web. I changed my Downloads folder to a different folder on a different physical drive. This fixed the downloads problem however the built in shortcut still pointing o the old folder I wanted to change the path but right click on it hangs Explorer every time. I can see nothing wrong with the old downloads folder, permissions, space etc so why did changing to different folder fix my downloads? My backup Ubuntu computer will now replace my windows one as I am sick of the endless Windows bugs and poorly written bloted software.

[@mb1blox813]

Thanks, the first step of restarting the Windows Explorer worked. Keep up the good work!

[@brandonmiller4980]

thanks so much! ive been dealing with this issue for ever. running the trouble shooting fixed the issue. didnt check any of the boxes in the window just clicked next then did a restart

[@High5Authentic]

Wow! So efficient that the first step worked. Hey are familiar with fixing Direct X errors that occur when trying to start up Call Of Duty MW games? I just seem nit to be able to start up the game without those errors.

[@hotfootrabbit]

Some of these don't even apply to the widows 11 I'm using because windows changes to damn often it's frustrating.

[@sensiblecinema]

Microsoft has deprecated the Search and Indexing troubleshooter. Now what?

[@user-dq7jw3du1z]

insert "msdt.exe -ep WindowsHelp id SearchDiagnostic" in cmd

[@maf7026]

Thanks for the video, helped with my desktop freezing, Much appreciate 🙂.

[@SentakuuGaming]

for me it started happening after latest windows update it updated silently and now win 11 unusable :/

[@theblazkowicz]

Thanks a lot! The troubleshooting one fixed it. Don't know how or why it got bugged but at least you solved it!

[@mrgcav]

Windows Explorer Crashes on Right Click Navigation pane FIX kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqPSloSQqbyLetk Powershell Shortcut with Admin Rights kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6TUla2Idspsa6c I have win 10 and I fix the problem but the right click crash problem but it keeps coming back ever 3-5 months. The commands have been deliberately deleted n the description, so here they are. Open a Windows Powershell as an administrator. Make sure the blue Windows says “Administrator Windows Powershell”. Suggest you create a shortcut and place it on your desktop or Quicklaunch bar. You will need it from time to time as this problem does not stay fixed permanently. 1st solution: Open Task Manager. Processes tab. Kill explorer.exe in task manager and then restart Task manager. Test to see if problem still exists. Probably will. 2nd solution: SFC /Scannow, Restart. Test to see if problem still exists. Probably will. 3rd solution: DISM /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth 50/50 chance it works. Restart 4th Solution: Get-AppXPackage | % {Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register "$($_.InstallLocation)\AppXManifest.xml" -verbose} Test to see if problem still exists. Probably gone, temporarily. 5th solution: Do a windows recovery which safes all your files. Microsoft.com/En-us/software-download/windows10 Restart 6th solution: Do a clean reinstall of windows 10

[@Wesley3268]

I think I'm going to reset my laptop to the beginning, I'm savinng my docs into my phone and remove everything in the system. I may have screwed the registry because I can't find the solutions for the explorer crashing when I open my system drive.

[@Wesley3268]

don't do stupid stuff like I do, please do not change the registry if you don't know what are you doing, and just don't do the tutorials you found online

[@pauliusurbonavicius7932]

Great video, just saw another video where 7 out of 8 minutes were him and use watching him wait in real time for the cmd scan to be completed, lmao

[@kimlong6823]

just create new local user, don't try to fix. It will not work

[@onedriftyboy]

thank you so much. My parents fucked up some files in our local cloud and those fuckers brought even my NASA PC to its knees 💀

[@cerberuskid]

Thanks for all the tips that I get from literally pressing troubleshoot. This told me nothing and fixed nothing.

[@demiurgetitan1895]

still no fix

[@demiurgetitan1895]

Discovered end task>one drive Fixed my issue immediately

[@hypericron]

Thanks

[@zh9664]

let me be concise: These videos never work for me. I had scoured the internet for the last 2 weeks looking for a solution to my issue, as my pc was slowly being rendered more and more useless. You should have seen the pain and frustration melt off my face in a single instant as i booted up my pc after following your instructions, and both my neigh ungoogleable issues were solved. I don't think I need to elaborate on my gratitude any further.

[@solomontetteh3767]

fixed it (sort of) by disabling the new context menu with this command: reg.exe add "HKCU\Software\Classes\CLSID\{86ca1aa0-34aa-4e8b-a509-50c905bae2a2}\InprocServer32" /f /ve

[@cocoon2024]

this method worked for me but i need new one.