Windows 10: Why I couldn't start the "explorer" process?

Do you guys know by chance what could have been wrong with my Asus PN50 miniPC running Win10? Anything else was fine, I was able to launch pretty much any other applications, use 2 browsers, change/open new tabs, but when trying to open "File Explorer" in any way it just didn't work (I even tried "show file in folder" in some apps, still didn't work) A reboot fixed everything, of course. In case this happens again, is there anyplace I could check or anything I could do to fix it?

submitted by /u/virgilash
[link] [comments]

:)

 

Couldn´t install SBSH Explore Pro- installation failed after download

I couldn´t install "SBSH FExplorer Pro" from Nokia Store (cost 4,99 EUR).

Installation failed after download.

Allow all software for installation is active, Online certificate check: On,

download and install is on C:, Space on C: is over 200 MB available.



E72-1, Typ RM-530

software version 053.001, special version 053.001.231.03

Updates for this firmware version available: None.



Freeware of SBSH Explore works perfect- Pro Version installation failed.

After download I couldn´t find installation data (zip or .sisx) on C to with freeware version..



Somebody for help or any ideas?



Support speeches: German and English.



Thank you!





Support of SBSH was contacted.

 

Dual iexplorer processes???

I would suggest you run process explorer on the machine so you can find out what applications are running.

process explorer shows you more than just task manager

 

"We couldn`t create a new partition or locate an existing one."

Try this:

Before you get to that message, press SHIFT + F10 to open a command prompt.

Run diskpart.
At the diskpart prompt, run these commands:

list disk

At this point you should see the SSD as disk 0. If it has another disk number, use that number rather than "0" in the next command.

select disk 0
clean
exit (to exit from diskpart)
exit (to exit from the command prompt)





That should clear the contents of the disk. The entire disk space should then show up in Windows setup as "Unallocated Space" as in the screenshot below.