Windows Explorer crashing frequently (every two minutes or so)

[FranzVrolijk]

Hi.
After booting up my computer today I started having this issue with Explorer crashing randomly all the time. It tabs me out of games and un-focuses any work I'm doing any time it happens. My desktop also flashes once and the task bar resets (I'm guessing that's just Explorer restarting). I haven't done anything out of the ordinary lately, so I've got no idea what this could be. Bad Windows update maybe?

Here is a screenshot of my reliability history (look at the scroll bar...). https://i.imgur.com/3xHOmRm.png

Techical details of those hundreds of "critical events" are all the same, and look like this:
https://i.imgur.com/yDEN2n2.png

I'm on Windows 10 64-bit. This happens no matter what I'm currently doing, including as I'm writing this. I've tried to restart the computer, restart Windows Explorer manually, as well as run some PowerShell commands/health scans a friend of mine recommended.

 

[arif1752002m4a1]

Looks like any virus or some corrupted files. Only way to format your drive completely

 

[FranzVrolijk]

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Question from FranzVrolijk : "Windows Explorer crashing frequently (every two minutes or so)"

Hi.
After booting up my computer today I started having this issue with Explorer crashing randomly all the time. It tabs me out of games and un-focuses any work I'm doing any time it happens. My desktop also flashes once and the task bar resets (I'm guessing that's just Explorer restarting). I haven't done anything out of the ordinary lately, so I've got no idea what this could be. Bad Windows update maybe?

Here is a screenshot of my reliability history (look at the scroll bar...). https://i.imgur.com/3xHOmRm.png

Techical details of those hundreds of "critical events" are all the same, and look like this:
https://i.imgur.com/yDEN2n2.png

I'm on Windows 10 64-bit. This happens no matter what I'm currently doing, including as I'm writing this. I've tried to restart the computer, restart Windows Explorer manually, as well as run some PowerShell commands/health scans a friend of mine recommended.

Reposted it here in Windows 10 as I realized I had posted in the wrong section...