Windows系统在处理Video CD内容时存在严重缺陷1。用户在Windows Explorer中直接复制Video CD的MPEGAV文件夹时，文件复制速度会降至零，资源管理器随之陷入故障状态，新建的文件和文件夹也无法显示1。这一问题需要通过硬重启（按下重启或电源按钮）才能解决，软重启方式无法修复1。
该bug首次出现于Windows 11的2023年3月更新（KB5023706）和Windows 10的2023年4月更新（KB5025221）1。使用虚拟CD驱动器也可能触发此问题，但不如物理CD驱动器可靠1。与此相对，通过Windows Media Player播放VCD内容、使用VCDGear等专用应用提取内容，或采用FastCopy、TeraCopy等第三方复制工具均不会触发该故障1。
报告者已于2025年底通过Feedback Hub向微软反馈此问题，但截至目前未获得任何回应、确认或修复措施1。
A critical bug in Windows causes the file explorer to become unresponsive when copying content from Video CDs directly to a computer.1 The issue first appeared in the March 2023 update for Windows 11 (KB5023706) and the April 2023 update for Windows 10 (KB5025221).1 When triggered, the copy operation slows to a halt, Windows Explorer enters a frozen state, and newly created files and folders become invisible, requiring a hard restart via the restart button or power button rather than a standard reboot to restore system functionality.1
The bug activates specifically when users attempt to copy the MPEGAV folder from a Video CD through Windows Explorer, though using a virtual CD drive may also trigger it, though less reliably than physical media.1 Several workarounds exist: playing Video CD content through Windows Media Player, extracting files using dedicated applications like VCDGear, or employing third-party copying tools such as FastCopy or TeraCopy all avoid the issue.1 The problem was reported to Microsoft via the Feedback Hub in late 2025, but has not yet received acknowledgment, confirmation, or a fix.1
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