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In the case of Avast at least, once you switch the shields back on, the Start menu search may continue working as it should. You could just try disabling your Avast shields temporarily, which should get the Start menu search back.

( Windows Defender itself has become a viable, secure option in recent years.) Avast is one culprit, so try uninstalling that if you have it, then find an alternative if need be. Click on the Power icon in the lower right corner.

The 3rd way: Press Ctrl + Alt + Delete on the keyboard simultaneously. Select Restart from the drop-down men and click OK. Typing in Powershell and pressing Shift + Alt + Enter. When you’re prompted by the UAC (User Account Control) prompt, click Yes to grant administrative privileges. Then, type PowerShell and press Ctrl + Shift + Enter to open up an elevated Power shell window. Press Alt + F4 to open the Shut Down Windows pane. Press Windows key + R to open up a Run dialog box. The process may take a few seconds, and your taskbar and Start menu may not be visible while Windows Explorer restarts. Scroll down to Windows Explorer, select it, then select Restart.

To be clear, we’re not suggesting here that you should disable and completely remove all third-party antivirus software from your device, but based on feedback here and across the Internet, certain programs cause Windows Search to malfunction. The 2nd way: Minimize all opening windows on your PC. Close the browser task manager, tap or select a non-browser window, and then continue with the steps below. Disable/Restart Third-Party Antivirus, Enable Windows Firewall

In addition, running the SFC utility in Windows 10 Safe Mode could solve the problem for you, so that’s worth a shot if doing it in regular Windows 10 fails. Give that the Start menu search is a system process, any errors in it should be detected by using the SFC utility. This will scan your system files for any errors and corruptions and automatically attempt to fix them. Would I have any issues if I linked a Ubiquiti aggregation switch to another? We have some fiber runs in our building, but there isn’t enough runs to supply all my switch locations and a couple of the runs are too long for 10gig.

Linking Ubiquiti Aggregation Switches Best Practices & General IT.

Of late, I've been doing some research on the security advantages or drawbacks of IPv6 vis a vis IPv4, the reason for this being that I'm particularly interested in the issues of topology concealment and configuration portability (i.e.

Spark! Pro series – 1st August 2022 Spiceworks Originals.

Welcome not only to Monday but the first day of August! Sometimes it feels like this year is flying by too quickly, other times that it's too slow.

Snap! Raspberry Robin & Evil Corp, Linux 5.19, Tarantula Nebula, LEGO Atari 2600 Spiceworks Originals.

In the Windows PowerShell window, at the prompt type sfc /scannow, then press Enter. In the Create new task window, in the text field type powershell, then choose OK. In the Task Manager window, select File > Run new task. Mix of Wireless Laptops and Wired Desktops On the taskbar at the bottom of your screen, right-click and, from the menu, select Task Manager. Has anyone seen behavior similar to this and if so how did you fix? I've also determined that the problem has something to do with Shell Experience Host as it appears to be missing on problematic accounts.The error i see in the logs is:įaulting application name:ShellExperienceHost.exe, version 3.0 time stamp 0x58ccbd2eįaulting module name:, version: 3, time stamp: 0x2f0c1b3cĪs is it affecting so many users (who also have linked email accounts) and as many computers, blowing away and recreating isn't a viable option.

Users who have signed onto that machine before seem to work as normal. Right-click your taskbar and select Task Manager, or press Ctrl + Shift + Esc. Now I've managed to establish that it only affects users that have not signed into that computer before. Roaming Profiles are not in use, we just redirect folders instead. We are running Windows 10 Education and have a mix of 16. Fix a frozen Windows 10 Start Menu by killing Explorer First of all, open Task Manager by pressing CTRL+SHIFT+ESC at the same time. In the past 2 weeks, we've had a number of users report that the Start Menu is not working (read: i click on the start button and it does nothing) all across the school.

This is a weird and particularly annoying problem.

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#WINDOWS START MENU NOT OPENING WINDOWS 10#

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