As Windows Latest first reported, the program tasked to give you the location of files, photos and videos is crashing for some users after they install out the latest Windows 10 update. Furious users have taken to Microsoft’s community forum to voice their frustration. Multiple users (opens in new tab) claim they can no longer copy and paste into a search box within File Explorer. Others say that it takes forever for the cursor to appear after they’ve pressed in the search box. “Exact same issue here and windows build. Windows file explorer is a mess. Even here in this window, I can’t cut/paste/move a single thing,” user stevecramer2 wrote. There are numerous reports describing various issues, but Microsoft has not yet acknowledged any problems with the File Explorer. As such, there is no official fix for the issue. If you want to be extra careful, we recommend following our guide on how to roll back to an earlier version of Windows 10. The Windows 10 November 2019 update, otherwise known as version 1909, doesn’t make any major changes to the operating system and was supposed to have a quiet launch. But Microsoft can’t seem to push out an update without breaking things in the process. A few weeks ago we wrote about how users were having trouble installing a part of the November 2019 update that fixes critical security flaws in Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer. Before that, another update made laptops boot down with a Blue Screen of Death. If Microsoft can’t clean up these errors, it risks losing users to macOS or Google’s growing Chrome OS.
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