Windows File Explorer Address line is BLACK and the path is compressed
My windows file explorer is acting strange... I have windows 10 pro creators edition and the file explorer, at times, sporadically, causes issues with the path displaying BLACK and the path, compressed so small that you cannot read the path names... there's no code here but this is consistent with File Explorer and I cannot do anything to fix it save for restarting my computer. Restarting File Explorer doesn't help either.
This even occurs in the File Save As...
This is file explorer when not in focus when I was taking a screen shot of the SAVE AS... dialog
Finally, another shot of File Explorer when I moved my mouse rapidly left and right over the PATH but didn't click any buttons.
Also, when I right click, this is what happens... part of the sub menu starts disappearing. NOTE: The BLUE "X" is OPEN PDF... believe it or not.
WINDOWS 10 PRO - v1803 Build: 17134.472
Has anyone ever seen anything like this before??? There's got to be a solution, permanently!
windows-explorer windows-10-v1803
asked Dec 25 '18 at 23:07
Peter The Angular DudePeter The Angular Dude
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My windows file explorer is acting strange... I have windows 10 pro creators edition and the file explorer, at times, sporadically, causes issues with the path displaying BLACK and the path, compressed so small that you cannot read the path names... there's no code here but this is consistent with File Explorer and I cannot do anything to fix it save for restarting my computer. Restarting File Explorer doesn't help either.
This even occurs in the File Save As...
This is file explorer when not in focus when I was taking a screen shot of the SAVE AS... dialog
Finally, another shot of File Explorer when I moved my mouse rapidly left and right over the PATH but didn't click any buttons.
Also, when I right click, this is what happens... part of the sub menu starts disappearing. NOTE: The BLUE "X" is OPEN PDF... believe it or not.
WINDOWS 10 PRO - v1803 Build: 17134.472
Has anyone ever seen anything like this before??? There's got to be a solution, permanently!
windows-explorer windows-10-v1803
asked Dec 25 '18 at 23:07
Peter The Angular DudePeter The Angular Dude
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My windows file explorer is acting strange... I have windows 10 pro creators edition and the file explorer, at times, sporadically, causes issues with the path displaying BLACK and the path, compressed so small that you cannot read the path names... there's no code here but this is consistent with File Explorer and I cannot do anything to fix it save for restarting my computer. Restarting File Explorer doesn't help either.
This even occurs in the File Save As...
This is file explorer when not in focus when I was taking a screen shot of the SAVE AS... dialog
Finally, another shot of File Explorer when I moved my mouse rapidly left and right over the PATH but didn't click any buttons.
Also, when I right click, this is what happens... part of the sub menu starts disappearing. NOTE: The BLUE "X" is OPEN PDF... believe it or not.
WINDOWS 10 PRO - v1803 Build: 17134.472
Has anyone ever seen anything like this before??? There's got to be a solution, permanently!
windows-explorer windows-10-v1803
asked Dec 25 '18 at 23:07
Peter The Angular DudePeter The Angular Dude
1176
My windows file explorer is acting strange... I have windows 10 pro creators edition and the file explorer, at times, sporadically, causes issues with the path displaying BLACK and the path, compressed so small that you cannot read the path names... there's no code here but this is consistent with File Explorer and I cannot do anything to fix it save for restarting my computer. Restarting File Explorer doesn't help either.
This even occurs in the File Save As...
This is file explorer when not in focus when I was taking a screen shot of the SAVE AS... dialog
Finally, another shot of File Explorer when I moved my mouse rapidly left and right over the PATH but didn't click any buttons.
Also, when I right click, this is what happens... part of the sub menu starts disappearing. NOTE: The BLUE "X" is OPEN PDF... believe it or not.
WINDOWS 10 PRO - v1803 Build: 17134.472
Has anyone ever seen anything like this before??? There's got to be a solution, permanently!
windows-explorer windows-10-v1803
windows-explorer windows-10-v1803
asked Dec 25 '18 at 23:07
Peter The Angular DudePeter The Angular Dude
1176
asked Dec 25 '18 at 23:07
Peter The Angular DudePeter The Angular Dude
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asked Dec 25 '18 at 23:07
Peter The Angular DudePeter The Angular Dude
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asked Dec 25 '18 at 23:07
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