Based on the results you post back I may have other suggestions if necessary.
AVAST EXPLORER RIGHT CLICK NOT WORKING FREE
(Avoid ad links which intrude into editorial copy, especially avoid Restoro and Reimage ads)įeel free to ask back any questions. Right click to Restart Explorer, then Restart PC.Ģ) Try these fixes for when File Explorer isn't working properly:
AVAST EXPLORER RIGHT CLICK NOT WORKING WINDOWS
It should always be turned on C drive with plenty of disk space (5-15%) configured.ġ) Right click Start button to open Task Manager, show More Details, then choose Processes tab, scroll down to Windows Processes, then further down almost to the bottom to Windows Explorer. System Restore is your first line of defense if Windows ever malfunctions as it can run even from recovery media to get you back before a problem started like a time machine.
Windows built-in Maintenance and Disk Cleanup are sufficient - search for both to run them.Įspecially if you ran the dangerous Registry Cleaner, see if you can System Restore to a point before you ran it. In addition No expert any longer recommends CCleaner after it was bought by Avast bloatware (which also stopped being recommended 9 years ago) and lost their genius developer. This could be the problem since any registry cleaner can be expected to ruin Windows. ".and also CCleaner to clean the registry." I'm Greg, 10 years awarded Windows MVP, specializing in Installation, Performance, Troubleshooting and Activation, here to help you. I was speculating that there is some file that failed to release the lock on the Windows UI Ran MalwarBytes to scan for malware, and also CCleaner to clean the registry I did the cloning when Windows was running, which may have caused some corruption when cloning the system filesġ. I used the Crucial's version of Acronis True Image to clone the disk. I was upgrading my old 500GB HDD to a 1 TB SSD. I find it weird that there is an "Unlock" option in the context menu when I right clicked both drives, when I can access both drives:īoth drives are partitioned from the same physical disk as shown: If I right click and select "Open" or "Open in new window", both drives can be accessed.Īccessing files directly either from the File explorer or the terminal works fine, so it is not a permissions issue. There are no Event Viewer entries when I tried to double click the drives. When I open "This PC", double clicking on either C: or D: does nothing (no error response nor feedback).
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