It is just not Dell software. As the bug report explains, it seems to be an issue with 3rd party shell extensions:
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In my case, I can fix it by disabling TortoiseSVN extension in HKLM\Software\Classes\Directory\Background\ShellEx \ContextMenuHandlers.
I traced our problem to the Dell Backup and Recovery software. This installs some shell extensions. Disabling the icon overlay extensions (using autoruns from sysinternals) makes every thing work fine. So it seems likely the same problem that is fixed by disabling the Tortoise SVN extensions.
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So I would check shell extensions especially any related to icons like those used in native file dialogs, or things related to context menu handling.
KevinH