Windows Explorer Crashes on Right Click FIX - [Tutorial]

File Explorer Crashing After Right Click On Desktop
Some users are facing a problem with their File Explorer. Apparently, their File Explorer crashes when they click on the right mouse click. This problem could be caused by a bad context menu handler.
Windows File Explorer is one of the most important elements of any Windows version as it helps users access different folders and files. Its right-click context menu offers several useful items that let you perform several useful operations. But at times, you may find that your Windows File Explorer crashes when you right-click to open its context menu or create a new folder. If you are facing this problem, here is what you need to do to troubleshoot the issue.
In case you didn’t know, a context menu handler is a shell extension handler whose job is to add comments to an existing context menu, like for example: cut, paste, print, etc.
Issues resolved in this tutorial:
windows explorer crashes when opening
windows explorer crashes on right click
windows explorer crashes when opening folder
windows explorer crashes when renaming files
windows explorer crashes when searching
windows explorer crashes when moving files
windows explorer crashes when selecting file
windows explorer crashes on startup
windows explorer crashes after sleep
windows explorer crashes and won't restart
windows explorer crashes accessing network drive
windows explorer crashes black screen
windows explorer crashes copying files
windows explorer crashes constantly
right click crashes explorer windows 10
windows explorer crashes external hard drive
This troubleshooting guide will work Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows 7 operating systems (Home, Professional, Enterprise, Education) and desktops, laptops, tables and computers manufactured by the following brands: Asus, Dell, HP, MSI, Alienware, MSI, Toshiba, Acer, Lenovo, razer, huawei, dynabook , vaio, surface among others.

[@H_Is_One]

* *First command:* sfc /scannow * *Second Command:* DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /Restorehealth

[@Blockates]

Your a hero

[@StormzWRLD_]

your a hero

[@Mwright4444]

@@Blockates You're*

[@Mwright4444]

@@StormzWRLD_ You're*

[@mikeyclips8556]

@@Mwright4444 one year later and this man is on a path of darkness, just to roast this poor people.. god bless you Mwright!

[@mrgcav]

I have visited this page several times and left comments and complete instructions but they keep getting deleted.

[@nick_the_padbreaker]

The guy disabled the likes to dislike ratio for a reason. It's just a bad video.

[@MadnessMatrix]

The Codes aren't in the description box, maybe he forgot to put them there, well these are the commands: 1st : sfc /scannow 2nd : DISM /online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth 3rd : Get-AppxPackage | % {Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register "$($_.InstallLocation)\AppXManifest.xml" -verbose }

[@XDTheLaughingManXD]

thanks, too bad i saw this after i typed all of it lmao

[@MadnessMatrix]

@@XDTheLaughingManXD You're welcome! it's alright 😅

[@safsnake]

thanks bro, also nice username in tifinagh

[@Maplesea06]

These didnt work for me unfortunately

[@siegetitan2120]

this comment should be pinned ^

[@Pepe123]

This is the only video that didn't waste my time and actually solved the problem.

[@vali7777]

Which one worked for you?

[@JayRCartor]

@@vali7777 I have win 10 and I fix the 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 Command window as an administrator. 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/wimdows10 Restart 6th solution: Do a clean reinstall of windows 10

[@viket8316]

order of commands 1._ DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth

[@mrgcav]

I have win 10 and I fix the 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 Command window as an administrator. 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/wimdows10 Restart 6th solution: Do a clean reinstall of windows 10

[@bcavebay750]

I have win 10 and I fix the 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 Command window as an administrator. 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/wimdows10 Restart 6th solution: Do a clean reinstall of windows 10

[@orbitalblimp]

NO text to copy as he did. What good is this?

[@ultravox72]

Unfortunately didn't work for me. Everything was fine until I stupidly upgraded my PC to windows 11!

[@XDTheLaughingManXD]

yup, my problems came about when windows 11 got forced onto my machine even though i opted out. microsoft is doing some snake as shit and they know it.

[@farazk9729]

Did you find a solution for this buddy? I also upgraded to Windows 11 and I now regret it

[@Masta6801]

Not just right click open 2 folders try to transfer a file crash. Windows 11 is a nightmare. I can only have 1 file open at time without explorer not crashing. I'm going back to 10. Windows 11 wasn't ready for release. now I have to wipe everything to get back to 10

[@Farcry5AttackersGamesLegacy]

It happened to me in windows 10

[@realteamwall]

windows 11 is a horrible horrible thing but i have the same problem in windows 10

[@mrgcav]

You must be in Powershell not a command prompt for this to work and you must have Admin rights.

[@simonskovajsa1834]

There is no link and no commands in the description. Good job

[@its_Me_Naim]

you are rIGHT

[@JayRCartor]

@@its_Me_Naim I have win 10 and I fix the 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 Command window as an administrator. 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/wimdows10 Restart 6th solution: Do a clean reinstall of windows 10

[@SmallGrayBox]

No links, loud music drowning out the rest at the end.. No one will ever see the thumbs down (thanks KZbin) so 👎

[@celesteorsa3918]

You can see thumbs down with this browser extension called: "Return KZbin Dislike" But this video don't show thumbs.

[@SmallGrayBox]

@@celesteorsa3918 Cool thanks 😊👌 Ya gotta love extensions. Now I think of it I'm surprised I didn't check if there were any, it seems to obvious given what YT is like.

[@SmallGrayBox]

@@celesteorsa3918 Double awesome, worked great! once again THANKS!! 👍 *BTW Soz for the reply I'm partly blind and I often keep missing out on notification

[@celesteorsa3918]

@@SmallGrayBox I'm glad I helped you!

[@RB3_24cent]

@@celesteorsa3918 he disabled likes and dislike u can't see it with any extentions

[@RG-si6dy]

Totally missing the commands in the description -.-

[@mrgcav]

I have win 10 and I fix the 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 Command window as an administrator. 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/wimdows10 Restart 6th solution: Do a clean reinstall of windows 10

[@JayRCartor]

I have win 10 and I fix the 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 Command window as an administrator. 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/wimdows10 Restart 6th solution: Do a clean reinstall of windows 10

[@mahnoormalik659]

My problem is different. I right click on any folder in windows 10 it loads and sends me back to the desktop. Why?

[@MdFarhanurRahman]

have you found out the solution?

[@JayRCartor]

check for viruses and corrupt system files

[@gabrielaleactus9932]

Same problem for me

[@qtngrey]

This problem has been around sice win 7. You would think that Microsoft would have fixed it by now. Instead they are just copying and pasting.

[@mrgcav]

I have win 10 and I fix the 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 Command window as an administrator. 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/wimdows10 Restart 6th solution: Do a clean reinstall of windows 10

[@bcavebay750]

I have win 10 and I fix the 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 Command window as an administrator. 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/wimdows10 Restart 6th solution: Do a clean reinstall of windows 10.

[@carlomanawis5435]

There is no text 1 and 2 in the description to copy or proceed for instruction of your tutorial,, even the link :(

[@ChrisMartin45]

Thank You, this really saved my frustration. Although I had already tried options 1 & 2 I did try them again but the 3rd option worked brilliantly. Now all I need is an answer as to why so many windows updates to windows 11 install and then on reboot give the message something didn't go to plan but don't worry we are rolling back your computer. This then turns into a cycle of downloads and installations as stated. the only answer so far is to Pause updates for a month.

[@samog]

I have this same problem with the “undoing changes” thing and fake updates

[@Shadyslim3m]

Same!!

[@VibolCHHENG]

if you whant copy that Get-AppXPackage | % {Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register "$($_.InstallLocation)\AppXManifest.xml" -verbose }

[@its_Me_Naim]

tnx

[@mrgcav6689]

I have win 10 and I fix the 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 Command window as an administrator. 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/wimdows10 Restart 6th solution: Do a clean reinstall of windows 10

[@tevinaponsu9418]

Why does this happen? It's so annoying

[@dantev790]

not sure why but even though i thought sfc/scannow and the dism command i did didn't do anything but when its the 3rd option god damn it actually worked after running it 2 times not sure what happened to my 1st attempt some reason it failed but when i run it the second time and then at the same time i turn on file ex. it actually worked, and also great video should be out for everyone to fix this frustrating windows issue.

[@christopherjohnloterte2074]

heyy! thankyou bro. it work for me as well. i tried your method in running it 2 times. you're a lifesaver.

[@thelespauldude3283]

How is your CPU at 100% while only having task manager open💀💀💀

[@statusgallery7186]

My problem is when i click right click for option of file its crashes and goes on home screen

[@mrgcav]

@@statusgallery7186 I have win 10 and I fix the 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 Command window as an administrator. 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/wimdows10 Restart 6th solution: Do a clean reinstall of windows 10

[@yosukerechain2000]

Crash on click thumbnails...or icon files?? Clear cache icon. Dont work...

[@halfd135]

Hey, so I have a problem, everytime I right click on like zip/rar file (can also be text document or audio file). the point is right clicking everything beside folder cause my file explorer to stop responding and loading. The loading is very long Could be even an hour or more. It also affect my dekstop if I right click file on dekstop. Any idea how to fix?

[@JayRCartor]

I have win 10 and I fix the 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 Command window as an administrator. 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/wimdows10 Restart 6th solution: Do a clean reinstall of windows 10

[@DenzilSheldon]

Amazing, i finally found the solution for an older laptop that i have 🔥

[@hromeise]

Nothing changed, Explorer still crashed after all steps of this video :(

[@hromeise]

Supplemental - I reset my PC completely (luckily it was a brand new system and all important stuff is secured on external devices or cloud) - that fixed it Also; I searched the web a bit more; the right-click Explorer Crash Issue can be caused by installed software that cascades into the right-click menu, like WinRAR or 7ZIP After the reset of my system, WinRAR was removed and BAMM - issue gone So maybe try that too before ragequitting (as I almost did)

[@kramyshan8121]

Thank you, my friend, for the help! My explorer is normal again.

[@Notmehimorthem]

Had this problem since win 10, (and dissaaapearing recycle bin) now II nothing fixes it, even Microsoft tech help can't fix it.

[@XDTheLaughingManXD]

may as well do a clean install buddy, sometimes it's the only way.

[@hromeise]

On my system it was WinRAR causing the issue; WinRAR cascades its commands into the rightclick menu; after deinstalling WinRAR (through factory reset) the issue was gone

[@thinzu2]

thank you , my problem has fixed when i try first method

[@anecaug]

i dont see the thing to copy for powershell can you pls reply it to me?

[@SmallGrayBox]

Yep.. and the music drowned out the remaining part. No one will ever see the thumbs down (thanks KZbin) But THUMBS DOWN 👎 to this video.

[@SmallGrayBox]

Far better option and works well for me :) Good luck 👍kzbin.info/www/bejne/qGjJan-DgNaDidk

[@Ulysse_32]

Ayo, thank you so much, it really helped me a ton

[@accurateapplianceelectroni9703]

I have win 10 and I fix the 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 Command window as an administrator. 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/wimdows10 Restart 6th solution: Do a clean reinstall of windows 10

[@noorulquamar3167]

Its not working on my laptop

[@punka1848]

Thanks I was becoming depressed

[@bcavebay750]

I have win 10 and I fix the 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 Command window as an administrator. 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/wimdows10 Restart 6th solution: Do a clean reinstall of windows 10.

[@CarlosColuccci]

first 3 methods haven't worked. i hope the rest does still great tutorial

[@JayRCartor]

I have win 10 and I fix the 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 Command window as an administrator. 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/wimdows10 Restart 6th solution: Do a clean reinstall of windows 10

[@n_as1415]

i tried to copy the longest code Get-AppxPackage | % { Add-App-Package -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register "$($_.InstallLocation)\AppxManifest.xml" -verbose }

[@accurateapplianceelectroni9703]

I have win 10 and I fix the 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 Command window as an administrator. 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/wimdows10 Restart 6th solution: Do a clean reinstall of windows 10

[@AIE90]

downloads folder crash when i click any winrar file..please help

[@JayRCartor]

Reinstall winrar. a legal copy this time.

[@gogo_g4]

problem solve with second commands

[@mwata1445]

Thanks! the 3rd solutions worked fine for me!

[@C4Bomber]

👎

[@phy3190]

I tried all the methods, and I tried to reinstall Windows keeping my files. It did work for awhile but suddenly the problem came back

[@limitlessoroosh]

Thank you very much sir

[@reyuun335]

Thank you so much, you helped a lot!!!

[@mrgcav]

I have win 10 and I fix the 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 Command window as an administrator. 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/wimdows10 Restart 6th solution: Do a clean reinstall of windows 10

[@syaiful1584]

Thank you so much bro,, it worked👍🏽

[@RicardoPower]

Here is the text for pwoershell

[@JoanisTurnon]

THANK YOU!!! THANK YOU!!! THANK YOU!!! The Powershell scan worked for me, even without the need to do anything else afterwards (Windows found corrupt files and repaired them).

[@TechFixIT]

Glad i could help!

[@danfelska1482]

sfc/scannow doesn't do anything.

[@nkzkjdc]

its sfc /scannow

[@jakovcarakovac1989]

this really helped me thanks

[@Johnblacktorne]

Thank you!

[@josefinewetterstrom7543]

Thanks. Option 2:13 worked for me

[@diahretnopertiwi2485]

It worked. Thank you

[@KristianH.Aanasov]

I love you THANK YOU!!!

[@luistorres9051]

cant find description box

[@accurateapplianceelectroni9703]

I have win 10 and I fix the 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 Command window as an administrator. 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/wimdows10 Restart 6th solution: Do a clean reinstall of windows 10

[@bcavebay750]

I have win 10 and I fix the 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 Command window as an administrator. 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/wimdows10 Restart 6th solution: Do a clean reinstall of windows 10

[@Flafex]

yes you can

[@perumalp28]

great it is fixed my problem

[@Couk404]

Thank You!!

[@AmerGermany]

Thank u

[@fayazmasool3127]

thank you, for me 3rd option worked

[@mrgcav]

Windows Explorer Crashes on Right Click 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/wimdows10 Restart 6th solution: Do a clean reinstall of windows 10

[@vandamnjaunclode9813]

didnt work

[@mrgcav6689]

I have win 10 and I fix the 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 Command window as an administrator. 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/wimdows10 Restart 6th solution: Do a clean reinstall of windows 10

[@mrgcav]

I have win 10 and I fix the 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 Command window as an administrator. 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/wimdows10 Restart 6th solution: Do a clean reinstall of windows 10

[@Afdusrt]

thank you

[@mrgcav6689]

I have win 10 and I fix the 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 Command window as an administrator. 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/wimdows10 Restart 6th solution: Do a clean reinstall of windows 10

[@rcliferocks]

thanks man it worked

[@vaterchad123]

i was by 2:12

[@MrPrexo]

thx

[@coolkas1352]

It worked thank

[@sxxrpientes5512]

Que grande este tío

[@vaterchad123]

i hope this is gonna work

[@mrgcav]

I have win 10 and I fix the 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 Command window as an administrator. 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/wimdows10 Restart 6th solution: Do a clean reinstall of windows 10

[@JayRCartor]

I have win 10 and I fix the 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 Command window as an administrator. 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/wimdows10 Restart 6th solution: Do a clean reinstall of windows 10

[@HienNguyen-es2wh]

does work, washed of my time

[@JayRCartor]

I have win 10 and I fix the 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 Command window as an administrator. 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/wimdows10 Restart 6th solution: Do a clean reinstall of windows 10

[@Gembelz]

IT WORKED BRUHHH

[@ig_nexus2026]

work this is true video

[@JayRCartor]

I have win 10 and I fix the 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 Command window as an administrator. 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/wimdows10 Restart 6th solution: Do a clean reinstall of windows 10

[@7franky7777]

out of all the fucking time wasting videos . i found this video which has 100 % success rate . Great work dude . Keep it up we need more people like you

[@2PISKOTKA2]

The best thing to do is to reinstall Windows

[@NasimPro]

Thanks! it worked!