u/Consistent-Edge8131

So I invalidated this whole post already when I did my due diligence & found that the one THIS deleted user's comment from the first linked post worked & I just misunderstood it. I right-clicked Windows Explorer & clicked on "Go to details", where both "End task" & "End process tree" were available options on Explorer.exe, so my cry for help now serves as nothing but keywords that someone will hopefully come across when as flummoxed as I was.

The aforementioned self-invalidated post;

I needed to kill Explorer.exe & run it again (a folder on an old drive I'm working on glitched out), but it seems Task Manager doesn't support that anymore because all I was offered was "restart" & it didn't even work! So I'm wondering if anyone knows a way to get Task Manager back to letting me end windows explorer myself?
I'm on Windows 11 (version 25H2) & came across this post, where OP stated the problem clearly & every commenter (but one) was completely unhelpful & this other post, where OP & the singular commenter are smart about it, but I know there's no way I'm gonna remember that when I need it!

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u/Consistent-Edge8131 — 15 days ago
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I picked up a Cintiq Pro 24 (DTK-2420) for 250$, but it's just the chonky tablet, no accessories or power cable. Obviously I'm a fool because I did no research before and didn't assume that they'd make the power supply unnecessarily proprietary & expensive! I got this mostly for my friend who's got other drawing tablet pens & I've got spare power supplies of all kinds, just apparently not THAT kind!

Nevertheless I'm here now & I'm wondering what sorta janky/unorthodox/cheap replacements people might suggest?

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u/Consistent-Edge8131 — 16 days ago

So I found a computer next to a dumpster & when I removed the hard drive & plugged it into my computer- it shows it's filled up 98% with dir00000 folders (up to dir00056) containing file0000.dat (up to file0127.dat), indent.bin & index.bin (both 131,072 KB)

Do I need to be worried about it having been encrypted for *concerning* reasons? Or is it just an old drive that somehow got messed up ?

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u/Consistent-Edge8131 — 17 days ago