Windows 10: Odd windows explorer refresh issue

I wasn't sure which area to post this.

I've been seeing a rather annoying issue where I'll have a windows explorer window open on one of two monitors and I'll have highlighted file 2200 out of 6000 and on the other screen I'll be actively typing in info into a spreadsheet or browsing the web or reading emails and then my windows explorer jumps back to the top of the list. I believe I have tracked it down to my slideshow timer. Every time the background changes on either screen, the refresh happens on the windows explorer window. I did not see the issue on Win7 which I previously ran with similar theme setups.

Is anyone else seeing this issue? Is there a solution?

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Windows 10 File Explorer not responsive on Task Bar.

Hello community.

I still need a resolution to the above File Explorer issue. Any new thoughts?

If it helps, I've also noticed another odd thing. I saved and zipped a document to my Desktop. If I right click that zipped folder on my Desktop, the screen does a refresh and I never get the selection menu.

Thanks everyone.

 

Computer scrolls back to the top on file explorer

Uncheck "Pick an accent color..." in Personalize Settings. For more information see;

How to solve issue with auto-refresh in File Explorer? (Windows 10) - Windows Central Forums :

http://forums.windowscentral.com/windows-10/371637-how-solve-issue-auto-refresh-file-explorer-windows-10-a.html

 

I've been having the same issue... Driving me crazy. I have been searching for a fix and can't find anything

 

I'm glad I'm not the only one seeing this.

 

It has to do with the setting -> colors where in win10 every time the background changes it picks a color from the new background and causes whatever work thing you are doing to refresh. To solve this got to setting -> personalization -> colors turn off automatic pick an accent color and change the menu color to a single selected color and it will stop the automatic refresh when the background image changes. It worked for me.