Check as soon as you update—and here’s the fix.
is creating some localized havoc. This is the latest pain point for Windows 11 updates, coming as the clock continues to tick down to thereports the new update “is not installing for some users and causing other problems,” including breaking File Explorer. Specifically, “KB5051987 has a major problem where File Explorer does not respond when you try to open folders, such as Desktop, Documents or Pictures.
With that and other problems — such as the sidebar becoming inoperable — the fact that File Explorer hasn’t crashed doesn’t matter. You need to take action to restore some normality to your PC. If you do find this broken Windows problem, the best bet is likely to uninstall Windows 11 KB5051987. You can do this through Windows Update in Settings, where you’ll find the Uninstall buttons., “next to the patch, click ‘Uninstall’, and confirm your decision by selecting Uninstall again.
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