Only one folder crashes when right-clicked

I am having a heck of a time trying to solve an unusual problem.

The folder in question is the Downloads folder in "This PC". This folder is not the downloads folder I wish to use and so I have another folder set up, which works fine in Quick Access. So I want to change the shortcut in "This PC" to that folder.
I right-click on the Downloads folder in "This PC" and Explorer locks up and has to be restarted by clicking the red X icon. This only seems to occur when I right click on that folder. The crash doesn't happen anywhere else in Explorer.
I can access this folder by double-clicking, but I can't right click on it. I can't right click on files in the contents either without the crash occurring.

What I've done so far:

1. SFC /scannow --- no problems detected
2. Changed download location in Edge. ---- didn't do anything
3. ShellExView. Disabled all non-Microsoft context menus. ----didn't do anything
4. What is Hang---- it found a glitch

Hang report for C:\WINDOWS\explorer.exe
Generated by using WhatIsHang on 4/19/2016 8:58:42 PM
Web site: http://www.nirsoft.net




Remarks:
* The program probably hangs because there is an infinite loop, very long loop, or recursive calls.




Strings found in the stack:
C:\Users\Steve Alex Admin
L:Pictures\Downloads
$#%$&%'Ħ(ħ)(*)+*,+-,.-/.0/102132435465768798:9;:<;=<>=?>@?A@E
IME Pad
Downloads
Some display settin

There was a bunch of code below this. I can post it if you think it is helpful. I am out of ideas.

A) I set ShellEXView to 32bit and disabling the 2 options didn't result in any changes.
Going to try your suggestion letter B) later.

Yes, in the tree view- that is where I frequently try to click it.

Update:
Booted in Diagnostic mode via MSCONFIG. Was able to right click the folder in Tree View. No crash, was able to access properties but it only gave me the general properties tab- no other options were available. So I wasn't able to change any settings there.
I believe that I need to find a way to change the system download folder.

The folder is possibly crosslinked, and refers to itself in a recursive manner.

* The program probably hangs because there is an infinite loop, very long loop, or recursive calls.

see

Drive Error Checking in Windows 10 - Windows 10 Forums

to check your drive for errors

You will probably need to run Chkdsk C: /f from an admin command prompt, and perhaps check the drive L: as well

Thanks for everyone's help! AndreTen- downloading and running the BAT file got the folder unstuck, which then allowed me to move it to the folder I wanted designated for the downloads. Tried right clicking 3 times and the error is gone!

AndreTen said:

That's great. Good job!

Just to confirm (for possible future reference), you downloaded .bat file from Brink's tutorial and that solved the problem?

Yes, that's correct. I used the specific bat file for downloads. There are many in the Brink's tutorial site. I used it 2 weeks before but it didn't work- presumably, I downloaded the wrong bat file? Either way it works now.