Perhaps what’s happened is that the shortcut to Windows Explorer has been removed. Besides being the file explorer that you use to look at your own files on the computer, Windows Explorer is also the program that actually displays the Start menu and the taskbar. To be clear, if your Start menu and taskbar are still visible, then Windows Explorer has not been removed. However, there are a couple of steps that I would have you take to diagnose exactly what’s going on and perhaps repair it. Problem is still not resolved, but I can work with it.I’m actually very skeptical that Windows Explorer has actually been removed. So - if you want the slideshow and you want to live with the issue - just move the time to allow you enough time to work in the File Folders. I checked this the first time - and could not correlate the refresh with the Color Accent change.Īlso - I changed the time on when the picture slideshow changed - and it follows it directly. The refresh does not happen with the color change mentioned in the other correspondence. The list of Folders on the left, stay constant and do not scroll to the top - like the ones on the right.Ģ. One Note: When the Photo's refresh - only the page of Files on the right refresh. The File Folder Refresh happens on all files either on my computer or on an external dive. If I pull up the same File Folder using a Microsoft Program like Excel or Word, and have both file folders up against the Screen Background Picture, when the picture changed, the File Folder opened from the Taskbar Icon would refresh, but the same File Folder opened in Excel would not refresh.ġ. If I had a file being renamed that was down a page or more, the refresh would take me out of rename and take the file folder right to the top of the page list.
When I tracked it back, the File Folder resetting was linked to the time and changing of the Pictures that were on my Screen Background that were in the Slideshow mode set for 1 minute.īy pulling up a reduced size version of my File Folders against the Screen Background Pictures, it was clear that when the picture changed on my Screen Background, this would cause the File Folder to reset. What I noticed is that if I pull up my files using the yellow folder icon (on the taskbar) and look at at my files that if I try and rename a file or click on a file, the file folder page would reset/refresh automatically every 60 seconds continuously. I have a MSI Laptop that was working fine with Windows 8.1. I have come across a problem that the Microsoft Technical Team cannot solve.
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