What is network UX broker?

Known as the “Network User Experience Broker”, largely undocumented by Microsoft, it is associated by outside experts with wireless (Wi-Fi) network connection, specifically a Windows 10 Mobile “random hardware address” feature to avoid use of the hardware address a device broadcasts when searching for a connection to …

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How do I fix Windows Explorer has stopped working?

Resolution

Update your current video driver.
Run System File Checker (SFC) to check your files.
Scan your PC for Virus or Malware infections.
Start your PC in Safe Mode to check for startup issues.
Start your PC in a Clean Boot environment and troubleshoot the issue.
Additional Troubleshooting Steps:

What causes Internet Explorer to stop working?

If you can’t open Internet Explorer, if it freezes, or if it opens briefly and then closes, the problem might be caused by low memory or damaged system files. Try this: Open Internet Explorer and select Tools > Internet options.

How do I uninstall and reinstall Windows Explorer?

Under Programs and Features, select View installed updates on left pane. Under Uninstall an update list, select applicable Internet Explorer version from the list (Internet Explorer 11 or Windows Internet Explorer 9) and select Yes to confirm uninstallation and restart your system to complete the process.

How do I repair and reinstall Internet Explorer?

Repair Internet Explorer in Windows

Exit all programs, including Internet Explorer.
Press the Windows logo key+R to open the Run box.
Type inetcpl.
The Internet Options dialog box appears.
Select the Advanced tab.
Under Reset Internet Explorer settings, select Reset.

Is it safe to remove Internet Explorer from Windows 10?

Uninstalling Internet Explorer can cause problems with your computer; instead, disable it. Here’s how to do so in Windows 10, 8, 7, Vista, and XP. Microsoft no longer supports Internet Explorer and recommends that you update to the newer Edge browser.

How do I fix a corrupted file explorer?

How To Repair File Explorer In Windows 10

Check for Updates and Restart Your PC.
Check That There Is Enough Space In Drive C (Or The OS Drive)
Run System File Checker and DISM Repair Tools.
Run Automatic Repair.