What should I do if the Win10 desktop crashes repeatedly?

As one of the world's largest operating systems, one of the most troublesome problems facing Windows is that countless hardware and software need to be compatible, and this requires not only Microsoft's own efforts, but also the follow-up of vendors, otherwise Microsoft will not be. The compatibility of Windows 10 has been very good, but there are still very few problems with third-party software, which will cause Windows 10's desktop to flash repeatedly, crash, and even completely unusable.
Microsoft is also very helpless, but simply said: "We have received reports of such incidents, and some third-party software will cause Explorer.exe to crash repeatedly. ”
Microsoft said that Norton or other anti-virus software, Apple iCloud, IDT Audio audio drivers are easy to cause this trouble. The solution Microsoft gave was to enter safe mode, remove them completely, and wait for the vendor to release a new version.
Norton's owner, Symantec, also gave a similar statement, but also provided a repair tool that, when executed in safe mode, would make existing Norton compatible with Windows 10. Norton users can click here to download.