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Lag when creating a new folder
How can I remove malicious spyware, malware, adware, viruses, trojans or rootkits from my PC?Windows 7 not creating folder “new folder” on desktopI need knowledgeable IT support with this virus. What can I do?Computer not responding when creating a folderfull-screen games keep minimising right after launching themIs this some kind of virus/malware on my laptop, or is it just a default system message?Windows 10 Desktop laggingConsole Window Randomly Pops UpExplorer completely freezes when creating or deleting a file/folderFolder suddenly changed permissions due to messing in UbuntuExplorer.exe Class not Registered
Every time I try to create a new folder, there is a several second delay.
Here is a video so you can see:
https://youtu.be/Zay0s_AFcDc
In the video the delay actually isn't as bad as it usually is. I've seen it take 10 seconds for the menu to pop up before.
It never used to do this.
One day I got some nasty malware on my computer, thats when this start occurring.
I (believe) the malware with was removed successfully with Malwarebytes, however this is the only side effect I've noticed that is still occurring.
No solutions I've found online so far have been able to fix it. But the problem also wasn't well described, so I'm hoping the video will help.
I know I can do a clean install of windows, but I'd really rather not with how big of a pain it is. I have so many files/programs on this computer that I don't want to have to reinstall, and reinstalling windows always manages to make me lose at least some of it.
Any ideas?
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Every time I try to create a new folder, there is a several second delay.
Here is a video so you can see:
https://youtu.be/Zay0s_AFcDc
In the video the delay actually isn't as bad as it usually is. I've seen it take 10 seconds for the menu to pop up before.
It never used to do this.
One day I got some nasty malware on my computer, thats when this start occurring.
I (believe) the malware with was removed successfully with Malwarebytes, however this is the only side effect I've noticed that is still occurring.
No solutions I've found online so far have been able to fix it. But the problem also wasn't well described, so I'm hoping the video will help.
I know I can do a clean install of windows, but I'd really rather not with how big of a pain it is. I have so many files/programs on this computer that I don't want to have to reinstall, and reinstalling windows always manages to make me lose at least some of it.
Any ideas?
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Possible duplicate of How can I remove malicious spyware, malware, adware, viruses, trojans or rootkits from my PC?
– Run5k
4 hours ago
Doesn't look like a duplicate to me
– J. Doe
4 hours ago
"One day I got some nasty malware on my computer, thats when this start occurring." Realistically, those problems haven't been completely alleviated yet. I know that it can be rather time consuming, but the only way that you will truly have peace of mind is if you perform a clean install. We are always glad to help, but yes, it really is a duplicate. The root cause of your problems is the malware.
– Run5k
4 hours ago
add a comment |
Every time I try to create a new folder, there is a several second delay.
Here is a video so you can see:
https://youtu.be/Zay0s_AFcDc
In the video the delay actually isn't as bad as it usually is. I've seen it take 10 seconds for the menu to pop up before.
It never used to do this.
One day I got some nasty malware on my computer, thats when this start occurring.
I (believe) the malware with was removed successfully with Malwarebytes, however this is the only side effect I've noticed that is still occurring.
No solutions I've found online so far have been able to fix it. But the problem also wasn't well described, so I'm hoping the video will help.
I know I can do a clean install of windows, but I'd really rather not with how big of a pain it is. I have so many files/programs on this computer that I don't want to have to reinstall, and reinstalling windows always manages to make me lose at least some of it.
Any ideas?
windows windows-10 windows-explorer user-folders microsoft
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Every time I try to create a new folder, there is a several second delay.
Here is a video so you can see:
https://youtu.be/Zay0s_AFcDc
In the video the delay actually isn't as bad as it usually is. I've seen it take 10 seconds for the menu to pop up before.
It never used to do this.
One day I got some nasty malware on my computer, thats when this start occurring.
I (believe) the malware with was removed successfully with Malwarebytes, however this is the only side effect I've noticed that is still occurring.
No solutions I've found online so far have been able to fix it. But the problem also wasn't well described, so I'm hoping the video will help.
I know I can do a clean install of windows, but I'd really rather not with how big of a pain it is. I have so many files/programs on this computer that I don't want to have to reinstall, and reinstalling windows always manages to make me lose at least some of it.
Any ideas?
windows windows-10 windows-explorer user-folders microsoft
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Possible duplicate of How can I remove malicious spyware, malware, adware, viruses, trojans or rootkits from my PC?
– Run5k
4 hours ago
Doesn't look like a duplicate to me
– J. Doe
4 hours ago
"One day I got some nasty malware on my computer, thats when this start occurring." Realistically, those problems haven't been completely alleviated yet. I know that it can be rather time consuming, but the only way that you will truly have peace of mind is if you perform a clean install. We are always glad to help, but yes, it really is a duplicate. The root cause of your problems is the malware.
– Run5k
4 hours ago
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Possible duplicate of How can I remove malicious spyware, malware, adware, viruses, trojans or rootkits from my PC?
– Run5k
4 hours ago
Doesn't look like a duplicate to me
– J. Doe
4 hours ago
"One day I got some nasty malware on my computer, thats when this start occurring." Realistically, those problems haven't been completely alleviated yet. I know that it can be rather time consuming, but the only way that you will truly have peace of mind is if you perform a clean install. We are always glad to help, but yes, it really is a duplicate. The root cause of your problems is the malware.
– Run5k
4 hours ago
Possible duplicate of How can I remove malicious spyware, malware, adware, viruses, trojans or rootkits from my PC?
– Run5k
4 hours ago
Possible duplicate of How can I remove malicious spyware, malware, adware, viruses, trojans or rootkits from my PC?
– Run5k
4 hours ago
Doesn't look like a duplicate to me
– J. Doe
4 hours ago
Doesn't look like a duplicate to me
– J. Doe
4 hours ago
"One day I got some nasty malware on my computer, thats when this start occurring." Realistically, those problems haven't been completely alleviated yet. I know that it can be rather time consuming, but the only way that you will truly have peace of mind is if you perform a clean install. We are always glad to help, but yes, it really is a duplicate. The root cause of your problems is the malware.
– Run5k
4 hours ago
"One day I got some nasty malware on my computer, thats when this start occurring." Realistically, those problems haven't been completely alleviated yet. I know that it can be rather time consuming, but the only way that you will truly have peace of mind is if you perform a clean install. We are always glad to help, but yes, it really is a duplicate. The root cause of your problems is the malware.
– Run5k
4 hours ago
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You could try to use Nirsoft's ShellExView, located here: http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/shexview.html
This software can show you anything added to the default context menu, so you can see if extra entries are causing delays, or if something malicious is there (or possibly leftover from when you had malware issues). Under Options, you can filter out any default Microsoft entries. This will drastically shrink the list, which by default is quite large.
Please refrain from deleting any entries in this list until you have verified you do not need them. Instead, use the "disable" feature and see if that helps, and verify there are no adverse effects with the change before doing anything permanent.
I cannot endorse the software specifically, as I have only used it long enough to validate that it functions, but Nirsoft's utilities are usually very good.
answered 5 hours ago
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Someone else recommended cleaning the context menu as well. I just wasn't sure how to do it. It seemed promising, but I've used the program above, and disabled all non-microsoft items, restarted, and the problem still persists :/ thanks anyways
– J. Doe
4 hours ago
add a comment |
Your malware may not be fully eradicated.
I would suggest to start by running scans using several well-known anti-virus products.
The next is to verify Windows integrity by running
sfc /scannow.
Last effort before re-installation would be to
Repair Install Windows 10 with an In-place Upgrade,
or you could decide to live with the problem.
answered 4 hours ago
harrymcharrymc
259k14271573
I've tried serveral reputable anti-virus deep scans but it is still happening. Also tried sfc /scannow. Still happening. I don't mind reinstalling. It seems like the easiest out. However, I have so much stuff on this computer that I don't want to lose. And a clean install always says "save my files" or something like that but it never does. I know I will end up having to spend day(s) to get my PC back to where it was. No fun.
– J. Doe
4 hours ago
Repair Install keeps your applications and almost all Windows settings. But take backups first.
– harrymc
3 hours ago
I'll give it a try. Thanks.
– J. Doe
3 hours ago
add a comment |
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You could try to use Nirsoft's ShellExView, located here: http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/shexview.html
This software can show you anything added to the default context menu, so you can see if extra entries are causing delays, or if something malicious is there (or possibly leftover from when you had malware issues). Under Options, you can filter out any default Microsoft entries. This will drastically shrink the list, which by default is quite large.
Please refrain from deleting any entries in this list until you have verified you do not need them. Instead, use the "disable" feature and see if that helps, and verify there are no adverse effects with the change before doing anything permanent.
I cannot endorse the software specifically, as I have only used it long enough to validate that it functions, but Nirsoft's utilities are usually very good.
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Someone else recommended cleaning the context menu as well. I just wasn't sure how to do it. It seemed promising, but I've used the program above, and disabled all non-microsoft items, restarted, and the problem still persists :/ thanks anyways
– J. Doe
4 hours ago
add a comment |
You could try to use Nirsoft's ShellExView, located here: http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/shexview.html
This software can show you anything added to the default context menu, so you can see if extra entries are causing delays, or if something malicious is there (or possibly leftover from when you had malware issues). Under Options, you can filter out any default Microsoft entries. This will drastically shrink the list, which by default is quite large.
Please refrain from deleting any entries in this list until you have verified you do not need them. Instead, use the "disable" feature and see if that helps, and verify there are no adverse effects with the change before doing anything permanent.
I cannot endorse the software specifically, as I have only used it long enough to validate that it functions, but Nirsoft's utilities are usually very good.
answered 5 hours ago
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111
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Someone else recommended cleaning the context menu as well. I just wasn't sure how to do it. It seemed promising, but I've used the program above, and disabled all non-microsoft items, restarted, and the problem still persists :/ thanks anyways
– J. Doe
4 hours ago
add a comment |
You could try to use Nirsoft's ShellExView, located here: http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/shexview.html
This software can show you anything added to the default context menu, so you can see if extra entries are causing delays, or if something malicious is there (or possibly leftover from when you had malware issues). Under Options, you can filter out any default Microsoft entries. This will drastically shrink the list, which by default is quite large.
Please refrain from deleting any entries in this list until you have verified you do not need them. Instead, use the "disable" feature and see if that helps, and verify there are no adverse effects with the change before doing anything permanent.
I cannot endorse the software specifically, as I have only used it long enough to validate that it functions, but Nirsoft's utilities are usually very good.
answered 5 hours ago
C NinerC Niner
111
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You could try to use Nirsoft's ShellExView, located here: http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/shexview.html
This software can show you anything added to the default context menu, so you can see if extra entries are causing delays, or if something malicious is there (or possibly leftover from when you had malware issues). Under Options, you can filter out any default Microsoft entries. This will drastically shrink the list, which by default is quite large.
Please refrain from deleting any entries in this list until you have verified you do not need them. Instead, use the "disable" feature and see if that helps, and verify there are no adverse effects with the change before doing anything permanent.
I cannot endorse the software specifically, as I have only used it long enough to validate that it functions, but Nirsoft's utilities are usually very good.
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Someone else recommended cleaning the context menu as well. I just wasn't sure how to do it. It seemed promising, but I've used the program above, and disabled all non-microsoft items, restarted, and the problem still persists :/ thanks anyways
– J. Doe
4 hours ago
add a comment |
Someone else recommended cleaning the context menu as well. I just wasn't sure how to do it. It seemed promising, but I've used the program above, and disabled all non-microsoft items, restarted, and the problem still persists :/ thanks anyways
– J. Doe
4 hours ago
Someone else recommended cleaning the context menu as well. I just wasn't sure how to do it. It seemed promising, but I've used the program above, and disabled all non-microsoft items, restarted, and the problem still persists :/ thanks anyways
– J. Doe
4 hours ago
Someone else recommended cleaning the context menu as well. I just wasn't sure how to do it. It seemed promising, but I've used the program above, and disabled all non-microsoft items, restarted, and the problem still persists :/ thanks anyways
– J. Doe
4 hours ago
add a comment |
Your malware may not be fully eradicated.
I would suggest to start by running scans using several well-known anti-virus products.
The next is to verify Windows integrity by running
sfc /scannow.
Last effort before re-installation would be to
Repair Install Windows 10 with an In-place Upgrade,
or you could decide to live with the problem.
answered 4 hours ago
harrymcharrymc
259k14271573
I've tried serveral reputable anti-virus deep scans but it is still happening. Also tried sfc /scannow. Still happening. I don't mind reinstalling. It seems like the easiest out. However, I have so much stuff on this computer that I don't want to lose. And a clean install always says "save my files" or something like that but it never does. I know I will end up having to spend day(s) to get my PC back to where it was. No fun.
– J. Doe
4 hours ago
Repair Install keeps your applications and almost all Windows settings. But take backups first.
– harrymc
3 hours ago
I'll give it a try. Thanks.
– J. Doe
3 hours ago
add a comment |
Your malware may not be fully eradicated.
I would suggest to start by running scans using several well-known anti-virus products.
The next is to verify Windows integrity by running
sfc /scannow.
Last effort before re-installation would be to
Repair Install Windows 10 with an In-place Upgrade,
or you could decide to live with the problem.
answered 4 hours ago
harrymcharrymc
259k14271573
I've tried serveral reputable anti-virus deep scans but it is still happening. Also tried sfc /scannow. Still happening. I don't mind reinstalling. It seems like the easiest out. However, I have so much stuff on this computer that I don't want to lose. And a clean install always says "save my files" or something like that but it never does. I know I will end up having to spend day(s) to get my PC back to where it was. No fun.
– J. Doe
4 hours ago
Repair Install keeps your applications and almost all Windows settings. But take backups first.
– harrymc
3 hours ago
I'll give it a try. Thanks.
– J. Doe
3 hours ago
add a comment |
Your malware may not be fully eradicated.
I would suggest to start by running scans using several well-known anti-virus products.
The next is to verify Windows integrity by running
sfc /scannow.
Last effort before re-installation would be to
Repair Install Windows 10 with an In-place Upgrade,
or you could decide to live with the problem.
answered 4 hours ago
harrymcharrymc
259k14271573
Your malware may not be fully eradicated.
I would suggest to start by running scans using several well-known anti-virus products.
The next is to verify Windows integrity by running
sfc /scannow.
Last effort before re-installation would be to
Repair Install Windows 10 with an In-place Upgrade,
or you could decide to live with the problem.
answered 4 hours ago
harrymcharrymc
259k14271573
answered 4 hours ago
harrymcharrymc
259k14271573
answered 4 hours ago
harrymcharrymc
259k14271573
answered 4 hours ago
harrymcharrymc
259k14271573
259k14271573
I've tried serveral reputable anti-virus deep scans but it is still happening. Also tried sfc /scannow. Still happening. I don't mind reinstalling. It seems like the easiest out. However, I have so much stuff on this computer that I don't want to lose. And a clean install always says "save my files" or something like that but it never does. I know I will end up having to spend day(s) to get my PC back to where it was. No fun.
– J. Doe
4 hours ago
Repair Install keeps your applications and almost all Windows settings. But take backups first.
– harrymc
3 hours ago
I'll give it a try. Thanks.
– J. Doe
3 hours ago
add a comment |
I've tried serveral reputable anti-virus deep scans but it is still happening. Also tried sfc /scannow. Still happening. I don't mind reinstalling. It seems like the easiest out. However, I have so much stuff on this computer that I don't want to lose. And a clean install always says "save my files" or something like that but it never does. I know I will end up having to spend day(s) to get my PC back to where it was. No fun.
– J. Doe
4 hours ago
Repair Install keeps your applications and almost all Windows settings. But take backups first.
– harrymc
3 hours ago
I'll give it a try. Thanks.
– J. Doe
3 hours ago
I've tried serveral reputable anti-virus deep scans but it is still happening. Also tried sfc /scannow. Still happening. I don't mind reinstalling. It seems like the easiest out. However, I have so much stuff on this computer that I don't want to lose. And a clean install always says "save my files" or something like that but it never does. I know I will end up having to spend day(s) to get my PC back to where it was. No fun.
– J. Doe
4 hours ago
I've tried serveral reputable anti-virus deep scans but it is still happening. Also tried sfc /scannow. Still happening. I don't mind reinstalling. It seems like the easiest out. However, I have so much stuff on this computer that I don't want to lose. And a clean install always says "save my files" or something like that but it never does. I know I will end up having to spend day(s) to get my PC back to where it was. No fun.
– J. Doe
4 hours ago
Repair Install keeps your applications and almost all Windows settings. But take backups first.
– harrymc
3 hours ago
Repair Install keeps your applications and almost all Windows settings. But take backups first.
– harrymc
3 hours ago
I'll give it a try. Thanks.
– J. Doe
3 hours ago
I'll give it a try. Thanks.
– J. Doe
3 hours ago
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Possible duplicate of How can I remove malicious spyware, malware, adware, viruses, trojans or rootkits from my PC?
– Run5k
4 hours ago
Doesn't look like a duplicate to me
– J. Doe
4 hours ago
"One day I got some nasty malware on my computer, thats when this start occurring." Realistically, those problems haven't been completely alleviated yet. I know that it can be rather time consuming, but the only way that you will truly have peace of mind is if you perform a clean install. We are always glad to help, but yes, it really is a duplicate. The root cause of your problems is the malware.
– Run5k
4 hours ago