Hi merritt.runolf- I'm Kevin B. Windows user like you. I do apologize for the inconvenience, let me help you sort things out. Kindly press CTRL SHIFT + ESC On the task manager look for Windows Explorer. Right Click on it then click restart. Check if issue persists. If still not working properly, 1. Open command prompt with administrator access 2. Type each command below and wait until scan is ...
If you want to search All Drives, in File Explorer, select Computer and perform the search. From your description, search should be working from the Documents Library as long as the Documents folder on the E: drive has been added to the Documents Library. If this still does not work, you might want to Rebuild the Index.
2. Left click on Search. 3. Make sure Apps is highlighted. 4. Type File Explorer into the search box until you see the File Explorer icon on the left. 5. Right-click on the File Explorer icon then click on Pin to taskbar (at bottom of screen). (the above are instructions for when using a mouse - same principle applies for touch)
When I try to delete or move files in File Explorer - I get the message invalid MS-Dos Function. To delete, I have the file/s highlighted and press the delete button To move, I have the file/s highlighted and drag the files into the new folder etc.
Guten Tag,wenn ich mein Notebook hochfahre dann kommt nur ein schwarzer Bildschirm und muss über den Task-Manager den Windows-Explorer starten. Danach funktioniert alles wie gewohnt.Ich habe auch
Otherwise, to make the symptom description clearer, you could kill explorer.exe first, e.g. stop showing Taskbar and Desktop and then use Task Manager (or a Command Prompt) to start your File Explorer window.
As you are facing issue while using file explorer so there might be a chance that some system files are missing or your computer might be affected by some virus/malware.
In Windows Explorer, I used to be able to use alt-E, then l to select all files and folders in a Windows Explorer frame. How can I do that in File Explorer in Windows 8.1?
The problem is that the file is 'locked' ie the file is being used by 'some unknown application' and therefore cannot be deleted, moved etc. The only way that I know is to terminate the explorer and restart it.
Escanear Windows en busca de errores Antes de iniciar un proceso de reparación de Windows, es importante ejecutar un par de comandos que nos ayudan a establecer el estado actual Windows y marcar los errores a reparar. El primer comando a ejecutar hará un diagnostico del sistema para determinar si está corrupto.
