The update is likely when Microsoft switched to the new App SDK based Explorer. That's the one that's not compatible with some display drivers.
It only sets some registry values and then restarts Explorer. Those registry settings cause Windows 11 to fall back to using the old Windows 10 Explorer which is still built in to support legacy features, such as the Control Panel.
There is nothing to uninstall. Just double-click a second time to go back to the new Explorer. It only toggles some registry values.
You've changed topic. Now you're asking about ExplorerPatcher. Can we please address the "don't work the right click of mouse" first?
It sounds like you have multiple issues that we need to address one at a time.
That question can be answered rather easily:
That may be because the new right-click menu does not work on your computer and when you installed EP, you also checked the option for the old context menu. That's just another simple registry setting. I suppose I could make it part of SwitchExplorer (or an option) but it's really a separate thing. Here's the registry setting for the classic right-click menu:
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Tis way work for now.
No. Here's a breakdown of the issues I'm aware of:
I don't know if Microsoft is even aware that the new Explorer doesn't display properly on some computers. But I would expect they're satisfied as long as it displays properly on all new computers and all (or close to all) computers that meet Windows 11 requirements. The problem is almost certainly with the display driver and that's the responsibility of the hardware maker. The hardware maker may have no motivation to release an updated driver if it's pretty old stuff. It's not a conspiracy or anything like that. It's just the way things go sometimes when technology changes. In your case, you still have choices. You can install Windows 10 or run the Windows 10 Explorer with a simple registry change. Sometimes you can't have it all.
