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It is unlikely settings were changed, by you or by an update. This behavior, AFAIK, is not something you can alter or customize, even with registry edits.

This is likely a temporary bug. Try to gracefully restart Explorer.exe to solve the problem without a reboot.

Open up a command window with administrative privileges

Paste each line below, one at a time, followed by enter

taskkill /f /IM explorer.exe
explorer.exe
exit

If this doesn't solve the problem, try rebooting.

If rebooting doesn't handle it, use system restore to bring the system back to a date prior to the problem starting.

It is unlikely settings were changed, by you or by an update. This behavior, AFAIK, is not something you can alter or customize, even with registry edits.

This is likely a temporary bug. Try to gracefully restart Explorer.exe to solve the problem without a reboot.

Open up a command window with administrative privileges

Paste each line below, one at a time, followed by enter

taskkill /f /IM explorer.exe
explorer.exe
exit

If this doesn't solve the problem, try rebooting.

If rebooting doesn't handle it, use system restore to bring the system back to a date prior to the problem start date.

It is unlikely settings were changed, by you or by an update. This behavior, AFAIK, is not something you can alter or customize, even with registry edits.

This is likely a temporary bug. Try to gracefully restart Explorer.exe to solve the problem without a reboot.

Open up a command window with administrative privileges

Paste each line below, one at a time, followed by enter

taskkill /f /IM explorer.exe
start explorer.exe
exit

If this doesn't solve the problem, try rebooting.

If rebooting doesn't handle it, use system restore to bring the system back to a date prior to the problem starting.

It is unlikely settings were changed, by you or by an update. This behavior, AFAIK, is not something you can alter or customize, even with registry edits.

This is likely a temporary bug. Try to gracefully restart Explorer.exe to solve the problem without a reboot.

Open up a command window with administrative privileges

Paste each line below, one at a time, followed by enter

taskkill /f /IM explorer.exe
explorer.exe
exit

If this doesn't solve the problem, try rebooting.

If rebooting doesn't handle it, use system restore to bring the system back to a date prior to the problem starting.

It is unlikely settings were changed, by you or by an update. This behavior, AFAIK, is not something you can alter or customize, even with registry edits.

This is likely a temporary bug. Try to gracefully restart Explorer.exe to solve the problem without a reboot.

Open up a command window with administrative privileges

Paste each line below, one at a time, followed by

taskkill /f /IM explorer.exe
start explorer.exe
exit

If this doesn't solve the problem, try rebooting.

If rebooting doesn't handle it, use system restore to bring the system back to a date prior to the problem starting.

It is unlikely settings were changed, by you or by an update. This behavior, AFAIK, is not something you can alter or customize, even with registry edits.

This is likely a temporary bug. Try to gracefully restart Explorer.exe to solve the problem without a reboot.

Open up a command window with administrative privileges

Paste each line below, one at a time, followed by enter

taskkill /f /IM explorer.exe
start explorer.exe
exit

If this doesn't solve the problem, try rebooting.

If rebooting doesn't handle it, use system restore to bring the system back to a date prior to the problem starting.