I did back up the history and some browsing data from the previous PC so the problem may have come from there (I did not have this account until a couple minutes ago so it's unlikely to be something to do with syncing), but I'd like to find a fix that does not involve deleting this data, though I'm willing to do that if necessary. To select your own timeframe, click Change and choose a start and end time. Did you use a registry hack to get the older Windows 10 start menu on. Navigate to Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update > Change active hours. When I close the browser it ends but then comes back some time later. Once clicked, Windows should restart the Windows Explorer process in an instant. I can still use the search bar and the buttons on the top left, the element inspection doesn't show anything suspect, the problem is really only on the site 'display'. If I press alt+f4 it still asks if I want to close the browser, so it's not like some invisible application is hovering over the browser. It's not always and there's no clear trigger from it as I only notice it when it happens, tho it did happen at least once everyday.Įvery other application on the computer works as intended.

I was about to change PCs so I didn't pay mind to it but now that I got the new one I got the same problem. I could still see everything and if I held the left button and dragged it I could still highlight the text but would still be unable to click on anything. On my previous computer the Browser would sometimes prevent me from clicking or doing anything to a portion of the left half of the screen.

Windows 10 cannot click on anything