What are the solutions for the use of Windows 7 folder in the use of suspended animation?

  

Win7 users in the process of using, found that some folders will appear suspended animation, in the face of this problem, how can we solve it? Now let Xiaobian Teach you a solution.

Solution:

Open the folder window in a separate process.

Just as Internet Explorer browser multi-process access prevents crashes, we can set up a folder window to open in a separate process.

Press “Win+E” to open Windows Explorer and click on the "Tools -> Folder Options".

(If the toolbar is not visible, press “Alt” on the keyboard to call it up.)

Switch to “View” tab, check “ in separate Open the folder window in the process”.

After this setting, the next time you open the folder, it will not open in this window, but another window will pop up. And we will see two "explorer.exe" processes in the task manager, even if a folder window is stuck, it will not affect the operation of other file windows.

Change folder properties to increase response rate.

When you open a large file in Windows Explorer, the file is scanned first and a loop is performed to check all parts of the file for indexing. If the file is large and there is no index information, the system will take longer to query the index of the file, and the CPU usage is higher. Of course, file previews, thumbnails, etc. can also cause slow response. Can be temporarily turned off to speed up the reaction.

Cancel Index:

Right-click on the target folder/drive and select “Properties”.

For folders, first click the “Advanced” button on the “General” tab, in the “Advanced Properties", uncheck "Also in addition to file attributes, allow Index the contents of the files in this folder ”.

For the drive, in the "General" tab, uncheck the "Allow the file attributes to allow indexing of the contents of this drive file".

This is the solution to the fake death of Win7 system folder. If you have any problems with this problem, you can use this method to solve it.

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