I have upgraded Windows 8.1 to Windows 10 and I am experiencing those kind of problems. I did some searches and found out that I am not the only one and that we have to wait for a patch. Is there a way to fix them somehow? I ran a powershell code without success and there seems to be no other way.
Start Menu wont open - Right click on file browser makes it not to respond
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At the sign in screen hold the shift key while using the power button to restart your computer and boot into Safe Mode (selection #4 when you arrive at the appropriate screen).
https://www.windows10forums.com/articles/safe-mode.3/ the screens should be very similar as described in that article.
Does everything seem to work as expected while in Safe Mode?
https://www.windows10forums.com/articles/safe-mode.3/ the screens should be very similar as described in that article.
Does everything seem to work as expected while in Safe Mode?
I am going to give it a try and tell you the results.
EDIT: Going to safe mode forced a task to open which fixed the start menu but it takes for the black and empty desktop 1-3minutes to make the background, icons and all the other buttons appear. Right clicking on a file now doesn't stop the filebrowser but takes minutes to open the menu.
To resume, it responds now but takes lonk to respond. I am glad that I can do everything I could now but it takes to long. I had to go to task manager > file location > C:// etc. to access the browser back when it was broken.
EDIT: Going to safe mode forced a task to open which fixed the start menu but it takes for the black and empty desktop 1-3minutes to make the background, icons and all the other buttons appear. Right clicking on a file now doesn't stop the filebrowser but takes minutes to open the menu.
To resume, it responds now but takes lonk to respond. I am glad that I can do everything I could now but it takes to long. I had to go to task manager > file location > C:// etc. to access the browser back when it was broken.
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