Windows 11 update is slamming Start Menu, Taskbar, Explorer and the sky is the limit from there
Windows 11's most recent review discharge seems, by all accounts, to be causing an entire host of difficult issues for a few clients, including lethargic Start Menu, Taskbar, Explorer.exe, Windows Settings, and other basic pieces of the working framework apparently vanishing or broken.
This is going on to the people who have introduced Windows 11 Build 22000.176 or Build 22449, which are the most recent round of see refreshes for Beta and Dev channel separately. There is a scope of various issues announced by analyzers on the Feedback Hub and our discussion, yet apparently the tech goliath has carried out a worker side fix.
Right now, it's not satisfactory how far and wide these Start Menu and taskbar demons in the working framework may be. At times, clients are announcing that the Taskbar and Start menu are thoroughly clear, and an hourglass is shown when clients draw the cursor nearer to the taskbar.
"In the new form, after startup, the taskbar vanishes. After restart, the machine runs gradually and the taskbar is trapped. Rehashed restarts are as yet invalid, any product can not be worked, and some alternate way keys are invalid," a client noted in the Feedback Hub and there are comparative objections on our discussion.
Inert Start Menu, Taskbar, Explorer, and slow setting menu in Windows 11
oday's review update for Windows 11 is playing with the center interface of the working framework and the Start menu and taskbar are inert for a great deal of clients.
A few people are likewise detailing that their setting menu (right-click) menu has become slow post-update and they get the accompanying mistake message when they click on the "personalization" choice:
This record doesn't have an application related with it for playing out this activity. Kindly introduce an application or on the other hand, in case one is now introduced, make a relationship in the Default Apps Settings page.
Step by step instructions to fix Start Menu, Taskbar, Explorer.exe crashes in Windows 11
On the off chance that your Explorer.exe, Taskbar, Start Menu, Settings and different spaces of Windows 11 wouldn't stack, utilize these means:
1. Open Task Manager using the traditional shortcut (CTRL+Alt+Del).
2. In Task Manager, make sure the “More details” option is activated.
3. Click on “File”.
4. Select “Run new task”.
5. Type “cmd” in the “Open” field.
6. In Command Prompt, copy and paste the following command:
7. reg delete HKCU\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\IrisService /f && shutdown -r -t 0
8. Press enter.
Your work area will currently reboot and the taskbar/Start menu will show up once more.
In case you're as yet unfit to get to Start Menu, Taskbar, Settings or File Explorer and work area is clear, you can likewise uninstall the update by following these means:
1. Open Task Manager using Ctrl + Alt + Delete.
2. Click File.
3. Click Run New Task.
4. Type in Control Panel and click OK.
5. In Control Panel, navigate to Programs > Programs & Features.
6. Click on “View Installed Updates“.
7. Select “Update for Microsoft Windows (KB5006050) and uninstall it.
8. Reboot.
A few clients attempted an alternate workaround by changing their clock to 24 hours (at some point) into the future, rebooting, and afterward transforming it back. That is not an affirmed workaround, yet it gives off an impression of being working for certain people.
As we referenced at the beginning, Windows 11's Start menu and taskbar stacking issue influence both rendition 21H2 (which is set to transport on October 5) and Nickel improvement branch fabricates.
Nonetheless, Microsoft has explained that the bug is hitting gadgets that have gotten a worker side fix and it steers clear of the review fabricates delivered today, so you can introduce the updates without stressing over these issues.
