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@nir2014,
Normally you would see that bar when a search is in progress. However, in that case you would see a message indicating that a search is in progress. Another reason would be if you configured a folder(s) to be optimized for something like pictures and Windows is in the process of generating thumbnails.
If you allow this process to finish, does it do again when you open file explorer again even after it has finished?
I'd suggest that it's having difficulties reading your disks D and / or E.
Get a disk diagnostic tool from the disks maker[s] and check them both out.
If their reports are OK then check the disk structures using ChkDsk.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/pre...730714(v=ws.11)
chkdsk Check Disk - Windows CMD - SS64.com
Denis
Thank you for the reply.
It's happening "every" time I click in "This PC". Initially i thought it could be with network shares or some sort of it is trying to find. It's also happening to few folders as well. I did not change anything on my laptop recently (except for windows updates).
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Thanks for the reply.
I have 2nd drive which is PGP encrypted (it has 2 partitions) and NOT accessible via Windows 10 that I'm running. They exist for more than a year and this problem just started recently.