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Vulcanz
Brass Contributor
Sep 02, 2021
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Taskbar Not Showing In Windows 11 (September 02)

Restarted my computer and once I booted up to Windows 11, I had no Taskbar. I couldn't access my settings or do any shortcuts. Only thing I could do is open my browser, but once I played a video it c...
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    Vulcanz
    Sep 02, 2021

     Hey Josh, I have found a temporary fix. So do (CTRL + SHIFT + ESC) That pulls up Task Manager. Next you go to file and start new task. You are going to type in (control). Then you are going to go to Clock and Region-Date and Time-Change Date and time. You are going to skip forward a few months. Your taskbar should come back. Then you are going to go do the same thing and go back to todays day again. It should start working. josh_65 

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roalt
Copper Contributor
Sep 02, 2021
I am having the same problem, after the last cumulative update today. I have tried every command line that I have found, to undo the last update, to no avail. Loading control panel just gives a 'file system error'. I can load my browser by using the 'run' in task manager, but cannot get anything within the Windows system to run except command line.
  • Vulcanz's avatar
    Vulcanz
    Brass Contributor
    Sep 02, 2021
    I have found a temporary fix. So do (CTRL + SHIFT + ESC) That pulls up Task Manager. Next you go to file and start new task. You are going to type in (control). Then you are going to go to Clock and Region-Date and Time-Change Date and time. You are going to skip forward a few months. Your taskbar should come back. Then you are going to go do the same thing and go back to todays day again. It should start working
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      MANA11
      Copper Contributor
      Apr 18, 2022
      Didn't work for me 😞
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      alex-lovett-matrixx
      Copper Contributor
      Dec 15, 2021
      signed up to say this worked for me. Thanks.
    • edzofcit's avatar
      edzofcit
      Copper Contributor
      Sep 02, 2021
      Doesn’t work
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    josh_65
    Copper Contributor
    Sep 02, 2021

    roalt I've got the same problem if you Ctrl+Alt+Del and then open task manager-->file --> run new task and then type control you have limited options available there. But I haven't found any fix yet.

    • Vulcanz's avatar
      Vulcanz
      Brass Contributor
      Sep 02, 2021

       Hey Josh, I have found a temporary fix. So do (CTRL + SHIFT + ESC) That pulls up Task Manager. Next you go to file and start new task. You are going to type in (control). Then you are going to go to Clock and Region-Date and Time-Change Date and time. You are going to skip forward a few months. Your taskbar should come back. Then you are going to go do the same thing and go back to todays day again. It should start working. josh_65 

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        dcsafford
        Copper Contributor
        Oct 29, 2021
        Tried this and it didn't work. I noticed 'time zone' was invalid and correcting this the taskbar immediately loaded as soon as the selection menu disappeared, even before I hit ok.

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