Restart Windows 10 Taskbar
Immediately after installing Windows 10 everything seemed fine.until I restarted. After the first restart, the taskbar and start menu would not show.only the spinning circle. After rebooting into safe-mode the taskbar and start menu were both therebut every time I tried to reboot normally both did not appear. I ended up having to do a complete rollback to Windows 7 and start fresh(and loosing a bunch of files despite backing them up). Now I'm a bit gun shy about reinstalling Windows 10. Anyone elsehave this issue? Hi Toby,Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community.We are aware of an issue with Windows 10 that can cause the Settings app to not launch, or launch the Store instead of Settings.
Restart Windows 10 Taskbar Not Working
We have created a troubleshooter that you can downloadthat should work around the problem, if the problem you are encountering is caused by this knownissue.Once you click the link:.When prompted, tap or clickRun.If you receive a security prompt, selectYes.The troubleshooter should run.After the troubleshooter has run, search forSettings from the Start menu and launch the Settings app.Hope this helps. Hi Toby,Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community.We are aware of an issue with Windows 10 that can cause the Settings app to not launch, or launch the Store instead of Settings.
We have created a troubleshooter that you can downloadthat should work around the problem, if the problem you are encountering is caused by this knownissue.Once you click the link:.When prompted, tap or clickRun.If you receive a security prompt, selectYes.The troubleshooter should run.After the troubleshooter has run, search forSettings from the Start menu and launch the Settings app.Hope this helps.This didn't work for me. Win10 was working fine the last four days. Then this morning the Start Menu wouldn't work.
It kept giving me that critical error and logging me off.I stupidly found and used that 'fix' using Powershell that some techforum websites have posted. The Critical Error box went away, but the Start Menu still doesn't work.
How To Restart Windows Taskbar
Neither does the Notifications, Action Center or the Sound icon on the systray.I ran SFC/SCANNOW from an Administrative Command Prompt and it reported no integrity errors.So your fix didn't work either, now what?
The next version of Windows 10 is codenamed 19H1 and expected for release around April 2019. In 19H1, Windows Update now displays an icon in your when you have to reboot your PC for updates.This new icon was highlighted by Microsoft in a blog post announcing Windows Insider build:Starting with 19H1, when your device has an update requiring reboot (including new builds we release) you will see Windows Update icon with orange indicator in the notification area (system tray) alerting you to restart your device.Some people may not like the extra clutter, we think this is a great idea. It’s a more unobtrusive way to highlight updates than a big “You need to restart your PC” message that interrupts what you’re doing. When you see the icon, you know that you should probably restart your PC at some point that day. Consider it an advance warning before Windows Update gets really annoying.This system tray icon was off by default on our test system.
