Apparently, Win 11 managed to make File Browser unstable, so occasionally your right click will stop working when clicking inside a folder; the only quick fix I've found is to just reboot File Browser itself from the task manager. And when I say 'stop working', I mean you'll still be able to right click, but you will be unable to select/use any of the options. Apparently this is a fairly common issue
Yes. Yes. This is it. The cracks are starting to form. Microsoft's policy of eternal backwards support is starting to go past the event horizon. The whole windows explorer thing has been a mess of jumbled legacy garbage since at least XP. And now it's just breaking? We're entering the technological cool zone
Oh, that explains what was happening. I also regularly get that bug where if I close my lid to sleep the laptop when it's plugged in, it doesn't actually sleep and instead just overheats in my backpack on the drive home.
We did a while back as well
Apparently, Win 11 managed to make File Browser unstable, so occasionally your right click will stop working when clicking inside a folder; the only quick fix I've found is to just reboot File Browser itself from the task manager. And when I say 'stop working', I mean you'll still be able to right click, but you will be unable to select/use any of the options. Apparently this is a fairly common issue
I don't like Windows 11.
I really like how they made a new right-click menu worse.
One click? Why not 3-5?
Yes. Yes. This is it. The cracks are starting to form. Microsoft's policy of eternal backwards support is starting to go past the event horizon. The whole windows explorer thing has been a mess of jumbled legacy garbage since at least XP. And now it's just breaking? We're entering the technological cool zone
Oh, that explains what was happening. I also regularly get that bug where if I close my lid to sleep the laptop when it's plugged in, it doesn't actually sleep and instead just overheats in my backpack on the drive home.