Windows 10: Explorer quit updating real time, only worse.

This is strange. I am having a pretty consistent problem with file explorer in Windows 10 of late. I am running the latest release 86.17, Windows 10 64bit. Nutshell, when I create a folder, or rename a folder in Explorer, that change does not reflect on the screen. I have to exit the folder, and reopen it to see the change. If I reboot, the problem goes away for a bit, but then it comes back. It's pretty strange. I wonder if other folks are seeing the same thing after one of the latest updates.

:)

 

920 battery ...again

they have and haven't....because blaming features that you have included for people to use it's kinda saying you did wrong. Also blaming features that are on smartphones for quite a long time makes you look even worse. Didn't you know they drain power ?
Everyone knows gps and background running apps do

Saying the battery management is to blame is the more sincere position and that one I would approve....because it will ease the mind of buyers knowing that a software update will resolve the issue. Hidding behind features is a ''no- no'' in my book. Patience
is easier to address than uncertainty imho

The only thing I hope it's not (and might quite be the real problem) is that quality control messed up on battery quality which would be worst case scenario.

So fingers crossed for firmware/software solution....and/or in my case several resets and recharges more :/

 

HOW TO VIEW PHONE BOOK ON PCSUITE?

ogrus, it is quite likely that your phone is broken worse as you think (not only display)

 

Download: ShellExView - Shell Extension Manager For Windows

• This program does not require installation, just right click and run as Administrator
• From the menu, click on Options then click on Filter by Extension Type and select Context Menu Also put a check marks on the items as shown below.
  
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• On the list are the Shell Extensions with pink background, installed by the third party programs
• Hold down SHIFT Key, click on first item & then on last item to select ALL then click on the red button on top left corner to disable all.
• CTRL+ALT+DELETE->Task Manager->File->Run New Task and type explorer->OK
• Now try Explorer again to see if it fixes your problem. If it does then start to enable one by one and repeat step 5 until the problem occurs again, that's the offending extension.