For example, to disable Internet Explorer 11, follow these steps. On client and server systems, you can use the Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM) command-line tool to disable Internet Explorer. Method 2 - Use DISM (client and server systems), Feature On Demand
Check the box next to Internet Explorer 11. Wait for the Latest Actions section to indicate reboot required. Click on the entry, then click Uninstall. In the list of installed features, locate Internet Explorer 11. On client systems, you can use the Program and Features item in Control Panel to disable Internet Explorer. Using the Feature On Demand method is recommended for devices where it is available. Method 1 - Use Control Panel (client systems only), Feature On DemandĪpplies to: Windows 10, version 1703 and higher Because Internet Explorer remains installed on the computer after you disable it, you should continue to install security updates that apply to Internet Explorer. This scan will also take five to fifteen minutes, and the errors will be automatically fixed.If you want to restore the program on the same computer, we recommend that you use the same method that you first used (Control Panel or DISM). Next, type chkdsk in the Command Prompt and hit Enter. It will take five to fifteen minutes to complete, and Windows will automatically try to fix corrupted files. Press the Win + R keys and type cmd in the Run dialog to open the Command Prompt. You can run these scans from the Command Prompt in Windows. Open it and paste the “explorer.exe” file into it.Īn SFC scan can fix corrupted system files and a Chkdsk scan can fix hard drive errors. In the same “Windows” folder look for the “System32” folder. Make sure you copy it and not cut it, as it is required to stay in the “Windows” folder as well. Look for the “explorer.exe” file and copy it. Go to C: Drive and open the “Windows” folder. It could be an indexing issue, but moving explorer.exe to the System32 folder has helped many users solve the Explorer crashing issue. Furthermore, you can also search online using the error details to get more information on how to fix it. 
You’ll probably have to uninstall the application or reinstall it to fix the issue. Usually, the error will also point out the location of the application that caused the issue.
If found, click on it, and you’ll see the description in the “General” section below. Now look for an error or critical log that might have occurred when Explorer crashed.
Click on “Level” at the top to sort the log by “Errors” and “Critical” logs at the top.ģ. Here in the left panel double-click on “Windows logs” and select “Application.” You’ll see a big list of event logs of different types. (Press the Win + R keys and type eventvwr in the Run dialog.)Ģ.
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