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Run Windows Powershell with admin rights: Let's look for CPU and memory issues first: (to rule them out) I have Windows installed on a SSD which is prolly 5+ years old, not sure if that could have anything to do with my issue?Įdited by Silentkillar, 16 July 2021 - 06:35 AM. Note that my PC is a very high-end computer, which is also relatively new, so it probably has nothing to do with my hardware. My plan was to reinstall all of windows, but I didn't wanna lose files or apps, so this was my only option. iso file of windows, ran the setup and repaired my windows which took a good two hours. Used ShellExView to disable every "context menu" service.Īfter everything has failed, I decided to download the Windows media tool to create a new. Ran a full virus scan of my computer using BitDefender. Used a different app from Windows Media Player. Restarted the "explorer" process multiple times. Used "msconfig" to disable everything non Microsoft related at start up. I run Windows 10 Home version 21H1, Build 19043.1110

I've looked around the internet for ages for a fix, but with no luck, leaving me here, writing this post.

This is super frustrating as the explorer would just be in a "not responding" mode until it finally would pop up or open the file. I could right click elements instantly though, but as soon as I would hover over the "Open With" option it would also take 40-60 seconds. I could navigate around the explorer with no issue, but as soon as I double clicked a file, it would take 40-60 seconds before responding and opening. Everything was working fine until one day when I turned on my PC everything was responding very slow.