In other words, File Explorer stopped communicating with the OS.
As a result, Windows automatically closed the explorer.exe process.
Lets see whats causing these alerts and how you’ve got the option to get rid of them.
Repair your drive and delete temporary files to fix the problem.
After that, run Disk Cleanup to remove unnecessary files.
start your gear and then plug in your peripherals.
Interestingly enough, many Windows users noticed that Razer keyboards and mice often trigger this issue.
Launch the equipment Manager and patch your keyboard and mouse drivers to the latest version.
If the issue persists, disable thePreview paneas well.
Delete Recent Files
Other users solved the problem by clearing recent files.
