If you guys run into this explorer loop this is what fixed it for me, open regedit and browse here: All rights reserved.īut i did want to chime in i did find an answer on another forum that immediately helped me out! Microsoft Windows (c) 2015 Microsoft Corporation. i want to say i think its tied to my ati video card, when explorer took a dump all my text looks huge, i havent rebooted yet as i began searching for fixes.i found this article but i don't have any autodesk programs installed on this pc so here was my cmd results as suggested earlier Note that disabling showing frequently used folders removes them from both the Quick Access menu in the navigation pane and from the main Quick Access view you get when you open File Explorer or click the Quick Access folder.I had a similar problem, just out of the blue, no updates, no reboots, explorer decides to take a dump same way, event manager reports similar error 1000, i couldnt figure it out so luckily had a a weekly system image backup from a few nights prior, i restored it and was good for several weeks, until the exact same bs happened to me just now again. To remove a folder from quick access, right-click it and select the “Unpin from quick access” option. You can now add your own favorite folders to the quick access list by dragging-and-dropping them there or by right-clicking a folder and choosing the “Pin to Quick Access” option. In the “Privacy” section at the bottom, disable the “Show frequently used folders in Quick access” option. In File Explorer, click the File menu, and then select “Change folder and search options.” You can turn that off, though, and use it just like the tried-and-true Favorites list if you want.
It really works the same-letting you pin favorite folders-but adds frequently-visited folders automatically to the list. The Quick Access list takes the place of the old Favorites list. Stop Showing Favorite Folders or Recent Files in Quick Access And before you ask: no, Windows still doesn’t provide an easy way to have File Explorer automatically open to a folder other than Quick Access or This PC.
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