您可能认为需要重新启动计算机才能进行注册表更改。不必要。重新启动explorer.exe进程执行相同的功能。Explorer.exe是Windows中提供Windows Shell的程序组件。Windows Shell或资源管理器(Explorer)创建并呈现整个Windows用户界面,例如任务栏(Taskbar)、桌面、Windows 资源管理器(Windows Explorer)、通知区域(系统托盘)、开始(Start)菜单、对话框和界面控件。
您可能听说过使用任务管理器终止(Task Manager)explorer.exe进程。使用任务管理器(Task Manager)可能是有效的,但它是强行杀死进程而不是正确终止它,让进程安全完整地退出。在Windows 10中,您使用任务管理器来结束进程。在Windows 7(Windows 7)和Vista的“(Vista)开始(Start)”菜单中有一个隐藏选项,在Windows XP的“(Windows XP)关机(Shutdown)”菜单中有一个额外的功能,允许您正确终止和重新启动explorer.exe进程。
视窗 10
在Windows 10中,您首先必须通过按键盘上的CTRL + SHIFT + ESC或单击“开始”后键入任务管理器来打开(Start)任务(Task Manager)管理器。
在顶部显示Apps的地方,找到 Windows Explorer并右键单击它。选项之一是Restart。在Windows 10中,该进程被终止,然后自动重新启动。您不必像在Windows 7和更早版本中那样转到文件 - 运行新任务(File – Run New Task)来重新启动它。
Windows 7 和 Vista
要在Windows 7(Windows 7)和Windows Vista中正确关闭explorer.exe进程,请打开“开始(Start)”菜单。按住Ctrl和Shift键并右键单击“(Shift)开始(Start)”菜单上的任何空白区域。一个简短的弹出菜单显示有两个选项。选择退出资源管理器(Exit Explorer)选项。
任务栏(Taskbar)消失,桌面图标似乎消失了。要访问任务管理器(Task Manager)以重新启动explorer.exe进程,请按Ctrl + Alt + Delete。屏幕显示有五个选项。选择启动任务管理器(Start Task Manager)。
在任务管理器(Task Manager)中,从文件(File)菜单中选择新任务(运行...) 。(New Task (Run…))
将显示创建新任务(Create New Task)对话框。在“打开(Open)”编辑框中键入“ explorer.exe ”(不带引号),然后单击“确定(OK)” 。任务栏(Taskbar)、桌面和其他Windows组件已恢复。
要关闭任务管理器(Task Manager),请从文件(File)菜单中选择退出任务管理器。(Exit Task Manager)
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要在Windows 7(Windows 7)和Windows Vista中正确关闭explorer.exe进程,请打开“开始(Start)”菜单并单击菜单底部的“关闭计算机”按钮。(Turn Off Computer)
桌面在背景中变为灰色阴影,并显示关闭计算机(Turn off computer)对话框,其中包含三个选项和一个取消(Cancel)按钮。按住Ctrl + Alt + Shift并单击“取消(Cancel)”按钮。
就像在Windows 7中一样,任务栏(Taskbar)消失了,桌面图标似乎也消失了。要访问任务管理器(Task Manager)以重新启动explorer.exe进程,请按Ctrl + Alt + Delete。在任务管理器(Task Manager)中,从文件(File)菜单中选择新任务(运行...) 。(New Task (Run…))
将显示创建新任务(Create New Task)对话框。在“打开(Open)”编辑框中键入“ explorer.exe ”(不带引号),然后单击“确定(OK)” 。任务栏(Taskbar)、桌面和其他Windows组件已恢复。
要关闭任务管理器(Task Manager),请从文件(File)菜单中选择退出任务管理器。(Exit Task Manager)
如果您使用任务管理器(Task Manager)或taskkill命令强行终止 explorer.exe(explorer.exe)进程(Explorer),干净地退出资源管理器进程允许您关闭资源管理器(Explorer)而不会有锁定 Windows 会话的风险。享受!
Restart the Explorer.exe Process Correctly in Windows
You may think that you need to restart your computer in order for registry changes to take place. Not necessarily. Restarting the explorer.exe process performs the same function. Explorer.exe is the program component in Windows that provides the Windows Shell. The Windows Shell or Explorer creates and presents the entire Windows user interface, such as the Taskbar, the desktop, Windows Explorer, the notification area (system tray), Start menu, dialog boxes, and interface controls.
You may have heard about terminating the explorer.exe process using the Task Manager. Using the Task Manager may be effective, but it is forcibly killing the process instead of terminating it properly, giving the process the change to exit safely and completely. In Windows 10, you use the task manager to end the process. There is a hidden option in the Start menu in Windows 7 and Vista and an extra function in the Shutdown menu of Windows XP that allows you to terminate and restart the explorer.exe process correctly.
Windows 10
In Windows 10, you first have to open the Task Manager by pressing CTRL + SHIFT + ESC on your keyboard or by typing in task manager after clicking on Start.
Up at the top where it says Apps, find Windows Explorer and right-click on it. One of the options will be Restart. In Windows 10, the process is killed and then automatically restarted. You don’t have to go to File – Run New Task to start it up again like you do in Windows 7 and earlier.
Windows 7 and Vista
To correctly shutdown the explorer.exe process in Windows 7 and Windows Vista, open the Start menu. Hold down the Ctrl and Shift keys and right-click on any empty space on the Start menu. A short, popup menu displays with two options. Select the Exit Explorer option.
The Taskbar goes away and the desktop icons seem to disappear. To access the Task Manager to restart the explorer.exe process, press Ctrl + Alt + Delete. A screen displays with five options. Select Start Task Manager.
In the Task Manager, select New Task (Run…) from the File menu.
The Create New Task dialog box displays. Type “explorer.exe” (without the quotes) in the Open edit box and click OK. The Taskbar, desktop, and other components of Windows are restored.
To close the Task Manager, select Exit Task Manager from the File menu.
Windows XP
To correctly shutdown the explorer.exe process in Windows 7 and Windows Vista, open the Start menu and click the Turn Off Computer button at the bottom of the menu.
The desktop turns shades of gray in the background and the Turn off computer dialog box displays with three options and a Cancel button. Press and hold Ctrl + Alt + Shift and click the Cancel button.
Just like in Windows 7, the Taskbar goes away and the desktop icons seem to disappear. To access the Task Manager to restart the explorer.exe process, press Ctrl + Alt + Delete. In the Task Manager, select New Task (Run…) from the File menu.
The Create New Task dialog box displays. Type “explorer.exe” (without the quotes) in the Open edit box and click OK. The Taskbar, desktop, and other components of Windows are restored.
To close the Task Manager, select Exit Task Manager from the File menu.
Exiting the Explorer process cleanly allows you to shutdown Explorer without risking locking up your Windows session if you forcibly kill the explorer.exe process using the Task Manager or the taskkill command. Enjoy!