Achieve success by resolving file explorer performance issues.
Achieve success by resolving file explorer performance issues.
Hello. The file explorer usually takes around 3 seconds to launch, and occasionally it feels sluggish while browsing. Likely the issue stems from Nvidia GeForce drivers. Reinstalling those drivers often resolves the problem, making everything run smoothly again.
i5 7200U offers up to 3.1GHz performance with 8GB DDR4 RAM at 2133MHz. It includes a 1TB HDD spinning at 5400RPM. The graphics card is Nvidia GeForce 940MX using GDDR5 memory, featuring 2GB of RAM. All software is currently up to date.
I've noticed it works smoothly without Nvidia drivers installed, only Intel HD620 drivers present. Otherwise the problem appears. I think the issue isn't due to high speeds—my old Windows 7 machine runs at 5400RPM and it launches quickly. That particular HDD also spins at that maximum speed.
It seems the HDD might have a problem. The drivers may be present but located in a bad sector, causing delays when the computer tries to use them. Use CrystalDiskInfo to check the status.