#fileexplorernotresponding

File Explorer, which is also known as Windows Explorer might stop responding for a variety of causes. This issue is noticed in almost all the versions of Windows, but they are primary more prominent in Windows 10. However, no matter what version of Windows you are using, if File Explorer not responding in your PC, then the following steps might help you to resolve the issue, without wanting the help of a professional. The following guide can easily assist you in getting an uninterrupted performance of Windows, no matter what version you are using, and no matter what root cause of the problem is. Keep on reading to find out

How to fix it?

·        If File Explorer not responding, then the first thing that you should be checking is the display settings. If your display is set at anything more than 150%, say 175%, then File Explorer might not respond. Change your display settings to 100%, and you will easily be able to resolve the issue.

·        Check for the programs and features that you have on your PC. Most of the times, the presence of a faulty program may give rise to interruptions in the performance of file explorer.

·        Reopen Windows Explorer after effectively closing it through the task manager. Go to the task manager and search for Windows Explorer. Once you have done this, right click on it and choose the option of 'End task'. New task by typing explorer.exe

·        Clear your history and cache, to solve the issue.