slow nvme when opening a file's properties

Hi, I have a strange problem on a kingston nv2, doing the crystal diskmark test it gives me about 3200mb per second speed, and since then no problem
however, it happened to me when I go to see the properties of a random (small-sized) file on this ssd that also takes 30 seconds to load, as if it crashed
and also in the games I noticed strange blocks, surely due to this problem
what could it depend on?
i'm on win10

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edit. is not properties, but the menu of file when right click, that is slow at opening
and also when right click context menu a non-existent link, the menu take about 5-6 second to open, in every ssd or hard disk
what can be?

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i also found that i have this slowdown problem on both the 2 nvme that i have
Reddit - Dive into anything

FreeBooter said:

In this Video, i will show you how to fix the slow right-click issues and File Explorer Crashing problems in Windows.

ok but i think that my problem is with my 2 nvme drives, that are too slow on read files, see reddit link
how fix this problem?

He already told you! It's more than likely due to a shell extension that's messing around with Explorer.

Autoruns can kind of help where you can disable the suspected crap under the Explorer tab in Autoruns, reboot and see if the same problem exists. This would be a process of elimination to find out what shell extension is interacting with Explorer and messing things up.

ShellExView - Shell Extension Manager For Windows

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sy...oruns#download

F22 Simpilot said:

He already told you! It's more than likely due to a shell extension that's messing around with Explorer.

Autoruns can kind of help where you can disable the suspected crap under the Explorer tab in Autoruns, reboot and see if the same problem exists. This would be a process of elimination to find out what shell extension is interacting with Explorer and messing things up.

ShellExView - Shell Extension Manager For Windows

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sy...oruns#download

dalchina said:

There's even a tutorial:
Fix Slow or Freezing Right Click Context Menu in Windows

- from the huge searchable Tutorials section- do feel free to have a look.

the problem is more big, my 2 nvme slowdown my pc

dalchina said:

And thank you for your reply.

It seems you have 2 different problems. The context menu problem has been addressed.

There is a clue from the link you posted:


Do you have any idea when this started?
(Few posters give any history, unfortunately).

i don't remember honestly
maybe my 2 units are fault?

Run this instead.

Make sure AHCI is on, but if it's not let use know because you can't turn it on after you installed Windows.

Have you checked BIOS settings?

Read the SMART Info. with this. SMART data is not a full proof way of gauging drive health, but it's better than nothing.