Scroll to the far right and count back four columns. The column should say Micro... If you expand it by dragging the line to the right it will say Microsoft. Click on this column once (maybe 2 x) and it should sort the entries by NO then YES. Note the last NO line and move to the far left. Click on the first NO line then hold the shift key down and move with the mouse to the last NO line and click it. This should select all of the NO lines. Now click on the red light below File.
Close the program then either reboot or right click on the clock and select Task Manager then Processes. Find Explorer.exe and End Process. Then restart Explorer (From Task Manager, File, New Task(run), explorer.exe, OK). Now let it run for a while and see if the problem comes back.
If the problem doesn't come back then you go back to
ShellExView and enable (green light) about half of the ones you disabled the first time and see if the problem comes back. The idea is to isolate it to the bad shell extension and either leave it disabled or replace it with a newer version.
If the problem comes back then we know it's not a shell extension problem so you can run
shellexview and enable everything back the way it was.
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Scroll to the far right and count back four columns. The column should say Micro... If you expand it by dragging the line to the right it will say Microsoft. Click on this column once (maybe 2 x) and it should sort the entries by NO then YES. Note the last NO line and move to the far left. Click on the first NO line then hold the shift key down and move with the mouse to the last NO line and click it. This should select all of the NO lines. Now click on the red light below File.
Close the program then either reboot or right click on the clock and select Task Manager then Processes. Find Explorer.exe and End Process. Then restart Explorer (From Task Manager, File, New Task(run), explorer.exe, OK). Now let it run for a while and see if the problem comes back.
If the problem doesn't come back then you go back to ShellExView and enable (green light) about half of the ones you disabled the first time and see if the problem comes back. The idea is to isolate it to the bad shell extension and either leave it disabled or replace it with a newer version.
If the problem comes back then we know it's not a shell extension problem so you can run shellexview and enable everything back the way it was.