To fix this, we will have to delete the key for Windows Desktop Update. The issue started after a Windows update, and due to it the Windows Explorer is not starting properly. If the problem still persists, try the next method. After step 2, the scan will take some time to fix the corrupt files. In the command prompt window, type the following and press Enter: sfc /scannow Here, right-click on Command Prompt in results and select Run as administrator.
Press the Windows logo key on your keyboard to open the start menu and type cmd. In this method, we will try repairing them. The reason behind the issue could be corrupt files.
Now restart your computer to check if this method has fixed the issue. This should bring back the desktop on your screen. Don’t forget to mark the box before in front of Create this task with administrative privileges. Now, go to Fileat the top left corner and select Run new task.
Under Processes, look for Windows Explorer or explorer.exe. Select Task manager from the middle part of the screen. Press Ctrl + Alt + Del on your keyboard at the same time. Relaunching the Windows Explorer or the process explorer.exe can also fix the problem. Way 3 – Restart Windows Explorer or explorer.exe If the problem is still not solved, follow the next method. This will be in the middle part of the screen. Now, click on Airplane Mode, doesn’t matter if it’s ON or OFF. It will open up a connections menu on the right. At the bottom right corner, click on any of these icons available: Wi-Fi or Network icon, whichever is being shown. To switch network connection, follow these steps. If the issue still persists, follow the next method. Now, click the Power button at the bottom right corner of the screen. Press these three keys on your keyboard at the same time: Ctrl + Alt + Del. As even the taskbar must not have loaded up, you will have to perform a restart this way.
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