why does my laptop hang a bit whenever i right click on the homescreen?

Ahmedkhanazhar
Ahmedkhanazhar Member Posts: 6

Tinkerer

edited November 2023 in 2018 Archives
Whenever i play CS Go, it hangs a bit during the game and become normal again. Today is the 2nd day of laptop and it is misbehaving. Can someone please help to solve this problem?

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  • Sharanji
    Sharanji ACE Posts: 4,328 Pathfinder
    Ahmedkhanazhar 

    This could happen when you installed a program that made a bad entry in the context menu handler. 
    Please download ShellExView portable free application. Click here to download ShellExView.

    Unzip the ShellExView .ZIP folder to a new folder using a compression program such as WinRAR.
    Open the freshly uncompressed ShellExView
    >Launch ShellExView by right-clicking on the application named shexview and clicking on Run as administrator.
    You will be met with a list of all the shell extensions installed on your computer once the program is done compiling it. Once you see the list, click on Options > Filter by Extension Type > Context Menu.
    >>In the newly compiled list, you will see entries that have pink backgrounds. All of these entries are shell extensions installed on your computer by third-party applications.
    >>>Hold down the Ctrl key and click on each of the “pink background” entries to select them.
    Once all of the “pink background” entries have been selected, right-click on them and click on Disable Selected Items to disable all of them.
    If File Explorer does not crash, keep on repeating steps 1 and 2, enabling a different third-party shell extension every time, until File Explorer crashes and you start experiencing the problem again.
    >>The third-party shell extension you enabled just before the problem returned is the culprit. You can go ahead and enable all of the “pink background” shell extensions you disabled except for this one as this one is the culprit. 

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