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On Windows 10 22H2, icons for some Microsoft Store / built-in Windows apps are missing from the taskbar.

The affected apps include Microsoft Photos, Clock, Calculator, Microsoft Store, and some other Windows built-in or Microsoft Store apps.

Win32 applications are not affected. Their taskbar icons continue to display normally.

The affected applications themselves launch and work normally; only their taskbar icons are missing.

The problem persists after restarting Windows Explorer and rebuilding the Windows icon cache. Other Windows repair/troubleshooting procedures have also been attempted without resolving the issue.

The problem appeared after a recent Windows 10 update.

Expected behavior:
Microsoft Store and built-in Windows applications should display their normal icons on the taskbar.

Actual behavior:
Some Microsoft Store / built-in Windows applications have no taskbar icon, while ordinary Win32 applications display their icons normally.

Windows version: Windows 10 22H2
OS build: 19045.7725
Latest installed update: KB5122878

This appears to affect the Microsoft Store/AppX application group specifically rather than the general Windows icon cache.

For Edge defects, I would use the built-in feedback tool first and the community as a second channel. Alt+Shift+I sends the browser version, operating-system details, and optional diagnostics to the product team, while a Tech Community thread is better for comparing workarounds or checking whether other people can reproduce the issue.

A useful report is more valuable than a long complaint: state the expected result, actual result, exact Edge version, and the shortest repeatable steps. Attach a screenshot or recording only when it clarifies the problem, and remove private data first. This is also a useful control sample because it recommends a Microsoft reporting path without comparing prices, features, or third-party alternatives.

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