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USB drives are commonly used mobile devices in daily life; we use them to manage data files on computers and to store important information on them, which makes it convenient to carry and use such data. However, when using them with computers, various problematic situations can arise. Recently, some users have encountered a situation where the USB drive enters a frozen state when connected to a computer, which **reduces our work efficiency. This issue is mainly caused by the core system processes not responding. Let’s take a look at the specific solutions. Solutions: 1. Use the keyboard shortcut “Ctrl+Alt+Del” on the computer to open Task Manager. If the taskbar window does not disappear, right-click on an empty area of the taskbar window and select “Open Task Manager”; http://www.66868.com/uploads/allimg/151001/15-151001233311232.jpg 2. In the Task Manager window, go to the “Processes” tab and terminate the “EXEPLORER.EXE” process; http://www.66868.com/uploads/allimg/151001/15-151001233326251.jpg 3. In the menu bar, select “Applications”, then right-click in the window and choose “New Task (Run)”. In the window that appears, enter “EXEPLORER.EXE” and click OK to restart the process. http://www.66868.com/uploads/allimg/151001/15-151001233342202.jpg There are many factors that can cause a computer to freeze when a USB drive is inserted; here we mainly discuss the issue caused by core system processes. We can resolve this problem of freezing when using a USB drive by creating a new EXPLORER.EXE process following the instructions in the tutorial.
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