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I have upgraded my Surface Pro 4 tablet to Windows 10 Pro from 8.1 successfully. Everytime I move or download a file from Internet, or save a new office document, it does not show in my opened window for that folder in File Explorer. I have to press the F5 key to do a refresh. I notice that a folder may doesn’t show the updated date information. Aug 24, 2017 We have a windows 10 PC which isn't refreshing network shares correctly. If i create a new file from another PC or on the server I need to manually refresh windows explorer to see it. However, if i delete the file from another PC / server it will refresh automatically.
I just had an update by MS and now my autorefresh doesn't work on File Explorer.Searching on line I found notes about looking in CLSID for 'dontrefresh'. My computer doesn't have that in the regestry anyplace they said to look.Now what do I do? Can someone show me/tell me how to get it working again???I am doing a lot of file management and not having this autorefresh not working is a pain in rear.I don't want to have to do an F5 every time I edit/copy a file.
(which I'm doing tons of right now.HELP PLEASE!Original title: Windows 10 64 bit file explorer auto refresh.Subject edited for clarity by the moderator.
So I tried both of your suggestions but it's still not working. Reset Folders: Registry Edits: The key you posted does not exist on my system. I added it myself per the advice of this article here: Also based on the article the key you posted is for 32-bit systems whereas 64-bit systems is stored under HKCRWow6432NodeCLSID. Not that it matters since neither one works. In case you're wondering I made sure to reboot my system before taking the video after I made those changes.
No dice.–Oct 13 '17 at 16:26. Haven't tried this solution for your specific problem, but I'd consider it worth trying if I came up against your set of symptoms:Save the following as a.bat file: ie4uinit.exe -showtaskkill /F /IM explorer.execd /d%userprofile%AppDataLocalMicrosoftWindowsExplorerattrib -h iconcache.dbDEL /A /Q '%localappdata%IconCache.db'DEL /A /F /Q '%localappdata%MicrosoftWindowsExplorericoncache.' start explorerSave and close all files and programs, then run (it doesn't require admin).When it completes restart your computer.This script is for resetting desktop icon issues in Windows 10. Any shortcuts on your desktop should return to a default position to the upper-left of the primary screen. It took me forever to find out the fix to this issue.
I was tempted to just reset my whole PC. The only thing stopping me was a slow connection.
Thank you Joan for which give me an idea of how to fix it. Here's how I finally got it.After I went into my Windows settings Personalization Themes and went to click 'Desktop icon settings' I got a message saying something like 'You do not have the permission to access this file', and the file name ('rundll32.exe') was listed in the top bar.So I went to C:WindowsSystem32, found the file 'rundll32.exe' and followed this procedure:. Right click it and select 'Properties'. Next, click the 'Security' tab and click 'Advanced'. From here click 'Change' beside the 'Owner' line of text. Change this to your user name. After that click 'Apply', accept everything, and push 'OK' to close all the security and properties tabs.
Next, right click 'rundll32.exe' and select 'Properties' again, click 'Security' then 'Advanced'. Now we will select 'Enable inheritance'. Click 'Apply', then accept everything and click 'OK' until you're out of the security and properties tabs, then close the Explorer window as well.
Windows Explorer Refresh Problem
Now restart your PC.Upon restart your auto-update should be working again!