📎 AI Summary:
The user reports that after installing an update, explorer.exe starts crashing repeatedly, prompting further troubleshooting. Another contributor suggests running the sfc /scannow command to check for system file corruption, but it doesn't resolve the issue. The conversation concludes with the original poster expressing frustration with Windows 8.1 but a preference for Windows 10, implying a desire to switch or upgrade.
The user reports that after installing an update, explorer.exe starts crashing repeatedly, prompting further troubleshooting. Another contributor suggests running the sfc /scannow command to check for system file corruption, but it doesn't resolve the issue. The conversation concludes with the original poster expressing frustration with Windows 8.1 but a preference for Windows 10, implying a desire to switch or upgrade.
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