1.) Here's a simple example how to restarting the File-Explorer, if File-Explorer hangs!
Create a batch file on the desktop with the name (as example) restart_explorer.bat
and enter the following commands
taskkill /IM explorer.exe /F explorer.exe
This is also the command to restart Windows Desktop The desktop is provided by the MS file explorer, so it is a sub-function of the explorer, if you restart it, the desktop is also restarted.
The first closes all explorer.exe processes / programs
The second one starts the ms-explore
By double clicking on the batch file both commands are executed immediately. (... see Image-1)
Quite, smart, fast and easy!
2.) Is it still necessary to restart programs on Windows!
Especially when explorer hangs it's annoying to have to wait to get disk access, restarting explorer also aborts all copy operations, however, if you don't want to wait, this example is very helpful for the following all Windows operating systems and you can continue working with the file explorer immediately.
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