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While using Windows explorer to rename, move or organize files etc. all Explorer windows close and the desktop &quot;resets&quot; (i.e. all icons disappear, then sequentially reappear after a 1-2 second delay). No open windows associated with other programs are affected.<br />

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While using Windows explorer to rename, move or organize files etc. all Explorer windows close and the desktop "resets" (i.e. all icons disappear, then sequentially reappear after a 1-2 second delay). No open windows associated with other programs are affected.


While using Windows explorer &quot;resets&quot; all on it's own and frequently.

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While using Windows explorer &quot;resets&quot; all on it's own and frequently.

While using Windows explorer "resets" all on it's own and frequently.