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"I have an issue with Windows 10. Windows explorer keeps crashing, and I am not sure why. Every 3-5 minutes my file explorer crashes. It's starting to become a huge issue and also giving me headaches to the point. Is there anybody can help me to fix 'Windows 10 file explorer keeps crashing' issue? Thanks in advance."
It's a very annoying and frustrating thing if the File Explorer keeps crashing when you search files. But don't worry. You CAN get rid of this trouble through this guide.
Here're two steps you can try to troubleshoot this problem. You may not have to try them all, work from the first one until you solve your problem.
Before attempting to fix "file explorer keeps crashing" issue in Windows 10, we strongly suggest you to backup and recover your files in case of unexpected data loss after something going wrong. EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard is strongly recommended. It can help you recover deleted, formatted, inaccessible data from different data loss situations. You can follow the simple steps to do it:
Keep Noted:
Step 1. Connect your device to PC.
If you lost files on an external storage device, connect the storage device to your computer firstly.
Step 2. Run this software and scan the lost file.
Run EaseUS file recovery software - Data Recovery Wizard on your PC, specify the location where you lost files and click "Scan" to scan those lost files.
Step 3. Preview and restore file.
After the scanning, you can find and double-click to preview your lost files here:
Step 4. Choose and restore files.
Finally, select the found files, click "Recover" and navigate to save them to a secure location on your PC or another external storage device.
We provide two methods to help you fix the file explorer crashing issue, follow them.
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If you still can't fix this "Windows 10 file explorer keeps crashing or Windows 10 file explorer crashes on right click" issue, never hesitate to refer to File Explorer won't open in Windows 10!