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lolmaus
Hi.
I have a freshly installed Windows 10 Pro on a top spec PC. I am a capable power user, very careful about what I install or run on my computer.
It used to work fine for a while, but now my problem is similar to this one: Windows 10 Taskbar Keeps Crashing/Restarting
This is a significant problem mainly because it happens every minute or two and because every time it happens, Windows Explorer closes and I have to re-navigate to my desired file folder again.
So, here's what happens:
It's totally ridiculous. It's a serious bug that is hampering my ability to do work on this computer. As of now, I completely regret upgrading from Windows 7. How long does a roll-back take?
There are other posts regarding this, but none of the answers are satisfactory.
So I am asking again.
Here's what "View all problems" shows:
I've been using Linux for many years and I'm not familiar with how to investigate problems on modern Windows.
Please help.
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I have a freshly installed Windows 10 Pro on a top spec PC. I am a capable power user, very careful about what I install or run on my computer.
It used to work fine for a while, but now my problem is similar to this one: Windows 10 Taskbar Keeps Crashing/Restarting
This is a significant problem mainly because it happens every minute or two and because every time it happens, Windows Explorer closes and I have to re-navigate to my desired file folder again.
So, here's what happens:
- Every 2 minutes or so, the taskbar goes all black - there are no icons there any more
- If I'm in the middle of an action (like entering a formula or using a menu in Excel) that program will hang or freeze momentarily. If typing a formula in Excel, I will need to re-enter it.
- The taskbar flickers once and then the icons reappear. It's as if the taskbar is constantly rebooting
- The above issues are annoying, but at least the programs I am using (Excel, etc) remain open.
- The biggest problem is that Windows File Explorer appears to restart every time the taskbar does. As stated above, this means I have to navigate to find whatever files I need to use all over again.
It's totally ridiculous. It's a serious bug that is hampering my ability to do work on this computer. As of now, I completely regret upgrading from Windows 7. How long does a roll-back take?
There are other posts regarding this, but none of the answers are satisfactory.
So I am asking again.
Here's what "View all problems" shows:
I've been using Linux for many years and I'm not familiar with how to investigate problems on modern Windows.
Please help.
Continue reading...