Problem Description
In the past two days, I don't know what's going on. When I right-click to select a picture, the computer black screen and the resource manager automatically restarts. Then I started to find many ways to solve it.
I tried many complicated and simple methods, but only one solved my problem.
Solution【Solve my problem】
(1) This method is as follows:
My Computer - View - Options - View - Check "Open folder windows in a separate process" - Apply - OK
(2) Install image viewing software
But there is still a problem with the above method, that is, after only solving it for a while, and then restarting the computer, these designs have not changed, but the same problem still occurs.
I later found out that there was a problem with Microsoft's built-in picture viewer, which caused errors in picture viewing, so you only need to install a picture viewer, and the problem will be solved. There is no such error reported repeatedly.
I have used ViewViewer before, but after checking on the Internet, I found that honeyview occupies a small amount of memory, runs fast, and is convenient for viewing images, so I downloaded this. The installation results are as follows:
problem solved.
someone else's solution
Before using the above method, I used the following methods, all of which have successful cases, but there are also complaints like mine, which have not been resolved after repeated attempts.
(1) Uninstall Format Factory
(2) Uninstall FX Reader
I uninstalled Fox Reader, it didn't work.
There are also those that ask to uninstall wps and word software. I think these installations are time-consuming, so I didn't uninstall them.
(3) Win+R——regedit—enter into HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\Background\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers, only the NEW folder remains, and the rest are deleted.
This approach is risky, but its usefulness is questionable.
(4) In the lower left corner of the computer - Start - Settings - Application - Related Settings - Uninstall the latest system update patch after entering.
I feel that the above is complicated, and there are too many things to uninstall, so I don't use it.
(5) ctrl+alt+delete - Task Manager - Windows Explorer - Restart
Tested, still useless.
(6) Use the 360 right-click menu to manage, but it is still useless. The point is this, I can't even find any related buttons, so it's useless.
I tried almost one time to solve this problem.
Hope the above article can be helpful to you.