Windows 10: Network File Copies and Moves Crash File Explorer

Everytime I try to move or copy any files from a mapped network share, it crashes out the file explorer. Anyone have any ideas on what can be causing this? The OS is Windows 10 Pro, the network share is on a Synology NAS box.

Thank you

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File Explorer has gone crazy after last nights upgrade.

My only has icons instead of full descriptions. I can not get back to a point where I have tabs that actually say something. Please tell me how to get my view repaired? help... Help.... HELP!!!

 

Win 10 - File Explorer Crashes

Hello MSFT Support,

Where have you gone?...this is a major issue for many loyal customers but as you can tell frustration is setting in with many in the lack of direction from Microsoft. I feel like we are trying various home remedies when the problem is with Microsoft File
Explorer which we rely on being stable and available.

Having us go to SafeMode is not a solution, also you could create more problems for customers in that BitLocker may come into play, which doesn't appear to be easy way to suspend this in non-Enterprise versions of Win10 before rebooting into SafeMode.

Please give us some direction or when the fix will be implemented?

It would be a real shame if you lose loyal customers to Apple or Google but lack of leadership here may steer many in that direction.

Best Regards!

 

Sounds typical with Explorer. Something has corrupted the system. Run sfc /scannow in a command window.

 

That came back "Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations"

Could it be this Killer NIC in side this machine? The speedtests to the internet are 153MB yet my cell phone and laptop can get 254MB to the internet. So could that be some kind of lag or configuration issue in the NIC?

 

According to How to fix issues with Killer Lan thread, you may uninstall the Killer Performace Suite and maybe install recent drivers; furthermore, you may disable all fine-tuning options in NIC properties (checksum & large send offloads, auto speed & duplex, etc) and disable power saving of NIC in device manager.

If the problem persists, then restart your switch, replace LAN cables and check again.

 

Different devices handle wifi packets differently. Could be your cellphone is asking for smaller packets, so faster speeds, because the CRC checks are not so aggressive.