I do not know if it works or is an appropriate solution. SearingWolfe suggested the following for those that cannot find explorer.exe in the registry. Thanks to everyone for their help and happy new year! Hopefully this thread will save many people lots of time in the future. You can back up the explorer.exe folder (and files in the Image FileĮxecution Options root if applicable) by exporting them before the deletion Rebooted and everything was back to normal.
In there I had an explorer.exe folder that I deleted (you may have anĮntry in the root of the Image File folder as well. go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\Currentĥ. File, new task, typed regedit, clicked okĤ. ctrl+alt+del to get windows task managerģ.
I read many posts related to the topic and eventually did the following:Ģ. In short, the proposed action plan that worked for him and seems to be your issue lies with Windows not starting, here’s the fix.Hi, I found the following at a Windows XP Newsgroup at If, however, you find that nothing works, then you may want to consider resetting Windows or performing a clean install. The Settings app is quite important in Windows and when it is not working, it can affect your work and productivity. Wrapping UpĪlso read: Photos App Not Working in Windows 10? Here Are the Fixes Unfortunately, there might be some other apps out there like this, so you should consider researching to see if any of your recently installed apps caused an issue. However, it seems that it has caused issues for some users and caused their Settings app to just not work. This app is meant to simplify the audiovisual experience on Lenovo devices.
One such app is the Lenovo Onekey Theater app.
Uninstall Clashing Appsīelieve it or not, there are some apps that are known to prevent the Windows 10 Settings app from working. You’ll see a message asking if you want to merge the folders from your old account to your new one.
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