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HelpiOS
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Hi,
Try running the Windows Memory Diagnostic tool. In the Start menu, search for "memory diagnostic". Click on Windows Memory Diagnostics and choose Restart now and check for problems.
Once done, run the System File Checker. Open Command Prompt with admin privileges, then type sfc /scannow and press Enter. Once the process is completed, restart your PC.
Good luck.
Try running the Windows Memory Diagnostic tool. In the Start menu, search for "memory diagnostic". Click on Windows Memory Diagnostics and choose Restart now and check for problems.
Once done, run the System File Checker. Open Command Prompt with admin privileges, then type sfc /scannow and press Enter. Once the process is completed, restart your PC.
Good luck.
TaylorE10
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If memory diagnostics didn't work for you then End the Windows explorer process and create a new one.
To do that, Press Ctrl+Shift+Esc to open the Task manager
Then under the Process tab, look for Windows Explorer. Right click on it and select End task
Now, to create a new task, click on File in the Task Manager at top left corner and select Run new task. Type explorer.exe and click on Ok.
To do that, Press Ctrl+Shift+Esc to open the Task manager
Then under the Process tab, look for Windows Explorer. Right click on it and select End task
Now, to create a new task, click on File in the Task Manager at top left corner and select Run new task. Type explorer.exe and click on Ok.
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