The Windows File Explorer is a major part of the Windows OS. It manages multiple tasks like browsing files and folders on computer and more. Sometimes, you may experience problems with Windows File Explorer such frequent freeze and crashes, specifically on a lower –spec machine, to deal with you can take help from experts at Windows 8.1 Technical Support Services. Moreover, the error messages with the problem are usually not well-mentioned. For instance, you will get a bank alert window with the message “Unfortunately, Explorer.exe has stopped working.” Here, we have discussed some of the suitable workarounds to deal with the problem in Windows 8.1.
Ensure Windows is updated and safe from Malware:
Before preceding any other option to deal with the problem, you should ensure that your computer has all the latest updates of Microsoft and there is no malware, virus or any malicious content that can be the source of issues. In case, you do not have automatic updates enables, go with the Windows update guide. In order to manually check the update, follow the steps given below-
- First you need to launch the Charms Bar and further click or tap on “Settings”.
- Now, hit or click on “Change PC settings” and further click on the “Update and Recovery”.
- In the next step, you have to click on the “Check now” button.
- At last, you are required to click on the Install button. Further, go with the on-screen instructions and install all the missing updates. Moreover, connect with expertise at Windows 8.1 Operating System, Support Services, in case you experience any difficulty while installing the updates.
Corrupted Files and Exception Code 0xc0000005:
Corrupted system files could be a major reason for the frequent Explorer.exe crashes. Most of the files can restore themselves once a system reboot, leading the problem away from the system. Although, in most of the cases you have to manually complete the process. Exception code “0xc0000005” is one such example that appears due to corrupted files.
- Launch the “Run” application either by using shortcut Windows key + R or launch the Charms Bar, choose the Search charm and further type “Run”.
- Now open the command prompt by typing “cmd.exe” and then tap on “OK”.
- In the next step, you have to type the command “SFC /scannow” and then press “Enter”.
- Eventually, SFC will scan your computer system files and check for outdated or corrupted fragments and replace them if required.
Hopefully the above-stated solutions help you to deal with the problems of Windows 8.1 operating system. Furthermore, you can also take help from the expertise and IT professionals who are highly skilled and adept to fix any complex issues at any complicated level. Call on Windows 8.1 Operating System Support Phone Number 1-844-200-0209 and grab the best suitable solutions to deal with the problems you are facing with your Windows 8.1 operating system.
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