Windows 文件资源管理器是(Windows File Explorer)Windows 10中最常用的应用程序之一。当我们甚至无法执行一些简单的任务时,这个应用程序的崩溃不仅令人沮丧,而且令人头疼。如果Windows 文件资源管理器(Windows File Explorer)在调整大小或捕捉后崩溃,或者在Windows 10中最小化时闪烁,那么这篇文章可能会对您有所帮助。
一些用户报告说,当用户根据要求调整其大小或捕捉窗口时,文件资源管理器会崩溃。(File Explorer)我们将介绍一些已证明有效的简单步骤。但在我们找到解决方案之前,让我们先了解一下此类崩溃背后的常见因素。这些因素包括:
- 系统显示设置不当
- 不兼容的第三方插件或软件
- 权限问题等
调整大小或捕捉后资源管理器(Explorer)崩溃
下面给出的解决方案已经过尝试和测试。如果您无法解决问题,请随时尝试以下所有解决方案。我们将尝试的解决方案包括:
- 试试这个解决方法
- 更改显示设置。
- 清除文件资源管理器历史记录。
- (Set Open File Explorer)将“从快速访问(Quick Access)打开文件资源管理器”设置为“此 PC”。
- 删除预览窗格。
- 更新显示适配器驱动程序。
正如我们之前提到的,这些方法可能听起来有点奇怪,但它们也有效。
1]尝试此解决方法
- 关闭所有资源管理器窗口
- 重新打开文件资源管理器。
- Press WinKey+Left Key将其捕捉到屏幕的左侧。
- 单击“查看”并关闭预览窗格并将视图设置为详细信息(Details)列表。
看看这是否有帮助。
1]更改显示设置
不正确(Improper)的显示设置总是会导致任何Windows设备的工作不成熟。始终建议根据屏幕分辨率保持设备的显示设置,并将布局设置为 100% 或 125%。由于这些是推荐的设置,因此应始终遵循它们。
现在,由用户自行决定他/她想如何使用他们的设备。此时,一些用户更改缩放大小和分辨率,导致其他应用程序闪烁、无响应甚至崩溃。
要阻止您的设备执行此类操作,请按照以下步骤操作,并将您的系统设置为所需和推荐的设置。
- 右键单击(Right-click)桌面屏幕,然后单击显示设置。(Display settings.)设置(Settings)应用程序将打开。
- 在显示(Display)设置页面中,向下滚动到缩放和布局(Scale and layout)部分。
- 将更改文本、应用程序和(Change the size of text, apps, and) 其他(other) 项目(items)的大小的值设置为100%或125%。
- 将显示分辨率(Display resolution)设置为推荐(recommended)值。
阅读(Read):Windows 资源管理器在视频文件夹中崩溃。
2]清除文件资源管理器历史记录
清除文件浏览器的历史记录是此列表中最奇怪的方法之一,但不知何故它也有效!按照下面给出的步骤,看看它是否适合你。
- 按键盘上的Win + R键。运行(Run)窗口将打开。
- 键入控制(control)并按回车键。
- 单击文件资源管理器选项。(File Explorer Options.)
- 在“常规”选项卡的“(General)隐私(Privacy)”部分,选中这两个选项并单击“清除”。(Clear.)
- 完成后点击OK。
现在,检查您是否可以捕捉或调整文件资源管理器(File Explorer)窗口的大小。我希望它可以,但如果它不尝试下一个方法。
阅读(Read):当我右键单击打开上下文菜单或创建新文件夹时,资源管理器崩溃。
3]设置从快速访问(Quick Access)打开文件资源管理器(Set Open File Explorer)到这台电脑
这种方法几乎与前一种方法有关。每当您打开“快速访问”(Quick Access)窗口时,它都会显示所有最近访问过的文件和文件夹。跟踪所有这些文件的路径、名称、描述会消耗更多内存,并可能导致资源管理器崩溃。禁用此功能并将文件资源管理器设置为打开此 PC(setting File Explorer to open This PC)窗口确实有帮助。
- 按键盘上的Win + R键。运行(Run)窗口将打开。
- 键入控制(control)并按回车键。
- 单击文件资源管理器选项。(File Explorer Options.)
- 从打开文件资源管理器(Open File Explorer)的(to)下拉列表中选择此 PC(This PC)选项。
- 单击应用(Apply),然后单击确定。(OK.)
阅读(Read):文件资源管理器将无法打开(File Explorer will not open)。
4]删除预览窗格
就像前面的方法一样,这种方法也是为了最小化文件资源管理器(File Explorer)的主内存使用。一些用户喜欢保持启用预览窗格(Preview Pane)和详细信息窗格(Details Pane)以避免打开任何文件。现在,这听起来可能很有用,但如果您的设备在低RAM上运行或运行速度也比以前慢,那么您可能必须考虑禁用这些设置。
- 打开文件资源管理器。
- 单击功能区菜单中的查看(View)。
- 关闭,预览窗格(Preview Pane)和详细信息窗格。(Details Pane.)
- 将图标大小设置为Details或Tiles。
- 现在执行方法 2( Method number 2)并关闭所有文件资源管理器(File Explorer)窗口。
尝试捕捉并调整文件资源管理器(Explorer)窗口的大小,它应该可以正常工作而不会崩溃。
阅读(Read):Windows 文件资源管理器崩溃、冻结或停止工作(Windows File Explorer crashes, freezes or has stopped working)。
5]更新显示适配器驱动程序
您可能已经注意到,以上四种方法都与我们的系统性能有关,即主内存的使用率越高,崩溃的机会就越大。这种方法不处理这样的问题,但在某种程度上与之相关。
如果您是频繁使用的用户,但您决定不安装Windows 更新(Windows Updates),那么您可能会遇到驱动程序过时或不受支持的问题。建议更新每个驱动程序,以便我们的设备运行顺畅。如果资源管理器(Explorer)在最小化时闪烁,试试这个。
- 按Win + X键。在快速访问(Quick Access)菜单中,单击设备管理器(Device Manager)。
- 在所有设备的列表中,查找Display adapters并展开树。
- 右键单击(Right-click)设备,然后单击更新驱动程序(Update driver)。
- 在驱动程序的更新窗口中,单击自动搜索更新的驱动程序软件。(Search automatically for updated driver software. )确保(Make)您的系统已连接到有效的互联网连接。
- 让驱动安装。完成后,您就可以开始了。
上面提到的所有方法都是最简单的方法。
一旦您遵循任何一种方法,请(Make)确保您完成每个步骤并重新启动系统。
相关(Related): 创建新文件夹时资源管理器崩溃或冻结(Explorer crashes or freezes when creating New folder)。
Explorer crashes after resizing or snapping in Windows 11/10
Windows File Explоrеr is one of the moѕt frequently used applications in Windows 10. The crashing of thiѕ application is not only frustrating but also a heаdache when we can’t even perform some simple tasks. Іf Windows File Explorer сrashes after resizing or snapping, or is flickering when minimized in Windows 10, then this post may be able to help yoυ.
Some users have reported that File Explorer crashes when a user resizes it or snaps the window as per the requirement. We will cover some of such easy and simple steps that have proven to be effective. But before we get to the solution, let’s first understand what are the common factors behind such crashes. These factors include:
- Improper system display settings
- Incompatible third-party addons or software
- Permission issues, etc.
Explorer crashes after resizing or snapping
The solutions given below are tried and tested. If you are unable to solve your problem, feel free to try all of the solutions given below. The solutions we are going to try include:
- Try this workaround
- Change Display Settings.
- Clear File Explorer history.
- Set Open File Explorer from Quick Access to This PC.
- Remove Preview Pane.
- Update Display Adapter drivers.
As we mentioned earlier, these methods may sound a bit weird but they work too.
1] Try this workaround
- Close all Explorer windows
- Re-open File Explorer.
- Press WinKey+Left Key to snap it to the left side of the screen.
- Click “View” and turn off the preview pane and set the view to Details list.
See if this has helped.
1] Change Display settings
Improper display settings will always lead to the immature working of any Windows device. It is always suggested to keep your device’s display settings according to the screen resolution and keep the layout set to 100% or 125%. Since these are the recommended settings, one shall always follow them.
Now, it is up to a users’ discretion how he/she wants to use their device. At this point, some of the users change the scaling size and resolution which causes other applications to either flicker, un-responsive, or even crashing.
To stop your device from doing such practices, follow the steps given below, and set your system to its desired and recommended settings.
- Right-click on the desktop screen and click on Display settings. The Settings app will open up.
- In the Display settings page, scroll down to Scale and layout section.
- Set the value of Change the size of text, apps, and other items to either 100% or 125%.
- Set the Display resolution to the recommended value.
Read: Windows Explorer crashes in a Video folder.
2] Clear File Explorer history
Clearing the history of file explorer is one of the most bizarre methods in this list but somehow it works too! Follow the steps given below and see if it works for you or not.
- Press the Win + R keys on your keyboard. The Run window will open up.
- Type control and press enter.
- Click on File Explorer Options.
- In the Privacy section of the General tab, check both the options and click on Clear.
- Once done click on OK.
Now, check if you can snap or resize the File Explorer window. I hope it does, but if it doesn’t try the next method.
Read: Explorer crashes when I right-click to open Context Menu or create new folder.
3] Set Open File Explorer from Quick Access to This PC
This method is almost related to the previous one. Whenever you open the Quick Access window, it shows all the recently visited files and folders. Keeping the track of paths, names, descriptions of all these files consume more memory and can result in the crashing of explorer. Disabling this feature and setting File Explorer to open This PC window does help.
- Press the Win + R keys on your keyboard. The Run window will open up.
- Type control and press enter.
- Click on File Explorer Options.
- Select This PC from the dropdown of Open File Explorer to option.
- Click on Apply and then click on OK.
Read: File Explorer will not open.
4] Remove Preview Pane
Just like the previous method, this method is too for minimizing the main memory usage of File Explorer. Some of the users like to keep the Preview Pane and Details Pane enabled to avoid opening any file. Now, this might sound useful, but if your device is running on low RAM or is working slower than it used too, then you may have to consider to disable these settings.
- Open File Explorer.
- Click on View in the ribbon menu.
- Turn off, Preview Pane and Details Pane.
- Set the icon size to Details or Tiles.
- Now perform Method number 2 and close all the File Explorer windows.
Try snapping and resizing your File Explorer window, it shall work without any crash.
Read: Windows File Explorer crashes, freezes or has stopped working.
5] Update Display Adapter drivers
You may have noticed that all the above four methods are related to how our system is performing i.e., more the usage of main memory, more the chances of crashes. This method doesn’t deal with such a problem but is somehow related to it.
If you are a frequent user yet you decide to not install Windows Updates, then you may have the problem of outdated or unsupported drivers. It is recommended to keep every driver updated so that our device runs smoothly. If Explorer is flickering when minimized, try this.
- Press Win + X keys. In the Quick Access menu, click on Device Manager.
- In the list of all the devices, look for Display adapters, and expand the tree.
- Right-click on a device and click on Update driver.
- In the drivers’ update window, click on Search automatically for updated driver software. Make sure your system is connected to an active internet connection.
- Let the drivers get installed. Once done, you are good to go.
All the methods mentioned above are the easiest methods.
Make sure you go through each step and restart your system once you follow any one of the methods.
Related: Explorer crashes or freezes when creating New folder.