In that case, you can typically type CTRL+ALT+DEL and start Windows Task Manager, and then click the File menu followed by Run new task, or in Windows 11 click the Run new task button: Create new task: explorer. That’s why you might see the taskbar disappear and then reappear. Normally, when Windows File Explorer dies, other components of Windows are supposed to notice and start it up automatically again after a few seconds. Those are actually displayed by Windows File Explorer. You may have noticed that when Windows File Explorer dies, it often takes the Windows taskbar and Start menu with it. Explorer crashes are often the result of shell extensions, which you can enumerate and selectively disable using a tool called “ShellExView”. If Windows File Explorer crashes you can restart it by running Task Manager (CTRL+ALT+DEL), and running the program “explorer”.
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