It is possible that photos might also trigger a crash, too. They could be from an iPhone or an Android phone. The cause appears to be, at least in my case, video clips created on mobile phones which are then transferred to the PC. It does not matter which version of Windows you have, the solution to Explorer crashing is the same.
Some people are sticking with Windows 8 because their computer doesn’t work well with Windows 10. Not everyone has upgraded to Windows 10 yet and some people do not want to, they want to keep running their current version of Windows and 7 is as popular as ever. This happened to me a while back and it may have been fixed in the latest updates to Windows 10 because Explorer has not crashed recently. If this is happening on your computer, here are some solutions. There is or was a serious flaw in Windows Explorer that causes it to crash when trying to open a folder that contains certain videos and photos files.
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