Then, on the Virtual memory section, click Change.
On the Performance Options screen, click Advanced tab.The Performance Options screen will open. Then, on the Advanced tab of System Properties – Performance section, click Settings.On the left pane of the System page, click Advanced system settings.Then, on the System About page, scroll down to Related settings and click System info.Right-click the Windows 10 Start menu and select System.One way to fix the error is to optimize the PC. Low virtual memory may cause file explorer error. Optimize the PC from Advanced System Settings However, if there is no pending update, simply select the Restart option. One way to fix the error is to restart your PC and select “Restart and Install Pending Updates”. Pending Windows updates could also cause “Windows 10 file explorer not responding” error. Restart Your PC and Install Any Pending Updates If you still receive the error, try the next recommended fix. Then, on the bottom right, click Restart.īefore you proceed to the next step, try repeating the steps that previously caused the error message. On the Process tab (opens by default) of Task Manager, locate and click Windows Explorer.
Right-click an empty space on the taskbar and select Task Manager.My first recommended fix for “Windows 10 file explorer not responding” error is to restart Windows Explorer. Optimize the PC from Advanced System Settings.Restart Your PC and Install Any Pending Updates.I appear not to be alone in this issue and while there are many suggested Mickey Mouse fixes, doing the rounds, there doesn't appear to be a definitive solution. I have done all the System health checks, as suggested by various experts and for what good it has done I may have well stood on a mountain top and chanted passages from Harry Potter. As expected, the experts blamed the home made program but I have been using that for 10 years without issues until the latest Windows upgrade. That issue seems to be fixed now and I tracked it down to occurring during FTP operations using Filezilla or a home made program. I have had a few issues with DCOM errors and several times I have had to change permissions in the registry to cure the problem. I have the software I require on the computer and all I want to do now is use it to do some work. It has started doing this since a Windows update and no other software has been installed since. I have an issue with Windows Explorer where it works fine from a restart then at some point it just stops responding.
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