When minimizing by clicking the window, some windows will not minimize.
When you click the Show Desktop button in the lower-right corner of the taskbar, most windows are minimized, but a few remain visible on the desktop. You need to click the “Show Desktop” button again to fully reveal the desktop.The search box appears grayed out; you can activate the search function using a keyboard shortcut.
The search icon on the taskbar has turned gray; left-clicking it does not produce any response, but pressing the Win + S shortcut opens the search panel normally. Restarting File Explorer temporarily resolves the issue, but it reoccurs after a while.When I open File Explorer, the window automatically focuses on Quick Access instead of This PC
When you press the Win + E shortcut to open File Explorer, the window defaults to Quick Access instead of the expected This PC. Even if you've set Open File Explorer to to This PC in Folder Options, the setting is ignored, and the window still opens to Quick Access when you reopen it.The Compress Folderfeature cannot compress files into .zip format and displays an error message.
When you select a file or folder in File Explorer, right-click, and choose “Send to” → “Compressed Folder,” a system pop-up appears stating that the compression operation cannot be completed, even though you have verified that there is sufficient disk space and the destination folder has write permissions. You can compress the file normally using third-party compression software.
There is a delay when the taskbar menu appears after right-clicking an empty area of the taskbar
When you right-click on an empty area of the taskbar, the context menu takes about 2–3 seconds to appear, which is noticeably slower than in Windows 10. However, when you right-click an app icon pinned to the taskbar, the context menu appears at a normal speed. This issue is particularly noticeable in the system tray area.
The system indicates that Storage Awareness is not running, but the feature is enabled in Settings.
The Storage Sense feature in System Settings has been manually enabled, but I occasionally receive a notification stating that Storage Sense is not running; I have to toggle the feature on and off to restore normal cleanup. Upon investigation, I found that even when enabled, Storage Sense does not automatically perform cleanup operations as scheduled, especially when new content is downloaded to the Downloads folder.
