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Surely on some occasion you have experienced a problem in Windows 10. It may be that some part has crashed. In several cases, when a problem arises in the system or in the interface, we bet on restarting the PC. From this dynamic, when we access again, everything works normally again. But we have another viable solution, which is to restart explorer.exe.
We can bet on restarting explorer.exe on the computer. The reason why this is an alternative to consider is that it is the procedure responsible for most of the interface items in Windows 10. So, if we restart this part, we can start the processes again, without those problems.
Best of all, restarting explorer.exe in Windows 10 is very simple and fast. We will not have to use any third party application or use complex methods for this. The only thing we are going to need in this case is access the Task Manager on your computer.
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For this we access this administrator in Windows 10 with administrator permissions. Inside it, we have to look at the tabs that come out at the top. One of these tabs is the procedure tab, which is the one we must access at this time. There we must look for the Windows Explorer procedure.
Since it is the explorer.exe that we are looking for. When we have found it, we press the right mouse button on it and a contextual menu with several options will appear. From these options, we have to give Restart. You will then see the taskbar disappear for a few seconds.
When it reappears, the application icons will return. This indicates that this restart procedure is complete.. The problem that would have occurred at that time in Windows 10, such as an interface being blocked, should have already ended with this step.
