Interestingly, I used the Windows Snipping tool to capture this. All I see is "The restore operation completed successfully" and below it "The operation completed successfully". UPDATE: It's now starting, to run, 20 minutes after I started it. Unfortunately, nothing really happens when I run the program. I also uninstalled my IDT sound drivers and rebooted. I already opened a command prompt as an administrator and did a system scan (sfc / scan now, I think). There are other posts regarding this, but none of the answers are satisfactory. As of now, I completely regret upgrading from Windows 7. It's a serious bug that is hampering my ability to do work on this computer. As stated above, this means I have to navigate to find whatever files I need to use all over again. The biggest problem is that Windows File Explorer appears to restart every time the taskbar does.The above issues are annoying, but at least the programs I am using (Excel, etc) remain open.It's as if the taskbar is constantly rebooting The taskbar flickers once and then the icons reappear.If typing a formula in Excel, I will need to re-enter it. If I'm in the middle of an action (like entering a formula or using a menu in Excel) that program will hang or freeze momentarily.Every 2 minutes or so, the taskbar goes all black - there are no icons there any more.This is a significant problem mainly because it happens every minute or two and because every time it happens, Windows Explorer closes and I have to re-navigate to my desired file folder again.
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