Windows 10: Windows 10 PRO 64bit (16299.125 build) Buggy Desktop

Hello
i have some problems since the latest update before that everything was find and i cannot found any solution to this am i the only one that has this problem here?
Friends has the same version of windows as me and everything is working fine for them.
On my end i got windows explorer has stoped working problem if you right click on mouse button and select open with etc, if you i dont know transfer some files when you click copy same thing hapend,
empty icons on recyle bin, and calculator, when i press DEL button on keyboard to delete a file it wont deleted i need to manualy move it into recycle bin and then when i click to empty recycle bin is gray i need to open that and press DEL button inside recycle bin to recycle a file etc. For some reasons i got sometime white files on pictures if i download a cower for desktop background.
https://i.imgur.com/ATrQhZA.jpg
As you guys can see on picture. So its clearly a bug, because i can reproduce. When i restart my pc and boot it up again its fine for few hours sometime a day or 2 then its back again. PS there is no Virus or Malware on my PC its clean even i use windows wise to check and delete all the junk file etc. And i think to solve this problem of mine i would have clean install windows 10 again cause i did not do it since upgrading it from win 7 cause i did not had any problems with them till now. And im just reporting what im getting on my windows im not complaining if somebody will think that.
Thank you for an answer. Take care guys

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How to Verify If You Downloaded or Installed the Latest Version Windows 10

Windows 10 Pro version 1709 Build 16299.125

 

How to move "details pane" to bottom of Windows 10?

I do have as well Windows 10 pro 64 bits Version 1709 Build 16299.309 and I cannot select both preview pane and details pane, its one or the other. I don not see either how to have the details pane at the bottom.

I notice LiveAwake has os build 16299.125 which seems older than mine, is this a 64bits or a 32 bits version?

 

Go in Advanced Power options, choose what the power buttons do, change settings that are currently unavailable, uncheck Fast Startup. Your machine does not like the hybrid hibernation. You are ok with restart which is unaffected by Fast Startup, but cold boots try to read saved settings, hopefully Microsoft will fix this soon... *Nerd

 

tnx ill try that and let you know in few days *Smile

 

This is more related to bios and pc hardware rather than a specific Windows bug.

 

That's probably the extremely well-known problem of a shell extension added by a program you've installed misbehaving. When you've dealt with more major issues, use free tools like shellmenuview, shellexview to disable extensions and hopefully identify what's causing the explorer crash.

 

Its back this did not worked, like i said it was fine for few hours after restaring pc xd ;( . I have ShellExView but i have no clue what to turn off there
https://i.imgur.com/ELT9QMK.jpg

 

Using Shellexview, shellmenuview- provided MS items are hidden you can disable all and see if there's any improvement. If there is, enable half, if not, disable more. Repeat until cause(s) of explorer crash identified.

You should be able to identify what each shell extension belongs to in terms of program installed from columns on the right.




There you can see lots of info on each extension.

A good idea is to sort by company, and avoid the Microsoft ones.
(Shellexview lets you hide MS items).




It's just a 'suck it and see' or trial and error approach.
No need to log off.

To post a screenshot use the icon above your post to the left of the video icon.

Note: here I'm only commenting on explorer crashing. Feel free to look at your Reliability History and Event log, although that may not help too much.

 

Did not worked i think only solution to do this is to clean install or go back to 7 and disable the updates ofcourse happy 18 btw guys

 

- you can simply uninstall the last update.

The you can block it.

Far from ideal, as the next update may catch you out as well, as the underlying problem hasn't been resolved.

If you've not done so, explore your Reliability History and Event Log for information.

 

I think i solved the problem, it was update all along, i uninstall it and now is fine forgot wich one was it but is ok. Tnx guys for the all suggestions.

 

From the cmd prompt type

winver

It should give you the version you are using now.

Jack

 

Good- don't forget you need to block it if it's a problem for you... however that may leave the underlying problem unresolved, so it could recur with a subsequent update.