Latest News: Kaiser Permanente data breach exposes health data of 69K people. Featured Deal: Be more productive with this refurbished iPad mini 4 deal. Posted 01 March – AM. I’m lucky that i saved the “This PC” shortcut on the desktop, or i would have no access to it, except using task manager. Post on the forums instead it will increases the chances of getting help for your problem by one of us. PM me or a moderator to reactivate.

We like to know! Thank you! And then it said ” Error: 0xff “. So i gave up on that, and tried to Reinstall Windows apps using powershell. But i had to use Unlocker 1. So it fixed my problem for now. But now i have a NEW problem,. The Weather app is gone. It’s there in my apps and features but i can’t use it. I tried searching my entire PC with the search bar and without it. Update: Recent reports indicate that this process may cause some Windows Store apps to stop working, so be mindful of this before continuing.

I realize that this may not help the OP, but hopefully it might help someone with a similar problem. I remembered that they were working yesterday. Doing a System Restore back to a point before today fixed the problem. Community Forum Software by IP. Sign In Create Account.

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Welcome to BleepingComputer , a free community where people like yourself come together to discuss and learn how to use their computers. Using the site is easy and fun. As a guest, you can browse and view the various discussions in the forums, but can not create a new topic or reply to an existing one unless you are logged in. And the toolbar will have the look and feel you want. Caveat: did not test on non-English version of Win10, and I expect localization issues because some folder names are hard-coded now.

Stack Overflow for Teams — Start collaborating and sharing organizational knowledge. Create a free Team Why Teams? Learn more. Asked 10 months ago. Modified 10 months ago. Viewed times. The format of the blob is not documented, but this is of no concern to me – I simply need to ensure that the taskbar contains only Quick Launch toolbar and no other toolbars, so I can afford to just prepare the taskbar on a test machine, export the blob and then import it into the registry on target machine.

And the Quick Launch toolbar does show up on the taskbar and shows all the links corresponding to. Not the most elegant way, but it works.

But, and this is where I am stuck, the Quick Launch toolbar needs further configuration programmatically , specifically: Hide the toolbar title Hide individual text for the link icons Move the toolbar all the way to the left so that it is next to the Start button I can’t find any recipes for that.

Improve this question. Regus Pregus. Regus Pregus Regus Pregus 1 1 silver badge 8 8 bronze badges. I suspect this is an undocumented implementation detail for a reason: This is considered the domain of the user if MS provided programmatic access, then applications would abuse it. Presently trying to reverse-engineer it myself by doing binary comparisons between different versions of blobs that represent small changes.

But maybe somebody did it already Add a comment. Sorted by: Reset to default. Highest score default Date modified newest first Date created oldest first. This makes the blob re-usable for any user I want to deploy the Quick Launch toolbar to. Adjust the Quick Launch the way you desire title, text, position, width, icon order.

Log out from your account on test machine and log right back in. This is critically important – if you do not log out or if you kill Explorer, it will not commit your new toolbar settings to the registry. Tested on both real and virtual machines, works equally well. Improve this answer.

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By default it’ll be a. Thank you for your reply. I don’t wish to appear ungrateful at all. The issue is not with Chrome, I am sure. That just happened to be the one of the six icons that I had pinned to my taskbar, and it was conveniently found in the “Most Used” list on the Start menu, so I used it to experiment. It is a very active thread and the problem seems related to one or more Windows updates.

I am a little leery of messing with my clean install, which has been working just great, until the missing Taskbar icon issue this morning. I will run the EventViewer tomorrow if, and I expect it will, the problem returns. I have to go now for the day. I will post the log, no harm in that and who knows what you might find.

I have great respect for your knowledge, skill, and dedication – thank you from all of us who you help. I suspect though that MS caused this problem and MS will have to fix it. I really don’t want to go mucking about trying to “patch” a Windows 10 Update, just to get hammered with the next Windows 10 Update Have a great day, and thank you again, usasma. I’ll be back tomorrow with a link to the Event Viewer logs; or, notice that the problem “miraculously” disappeared.

One can hope! Posted 04 January – AM. I’d still suggest that you uninstall Chrome and see what happens. It’s only a few extra steps to reinstall it. But the only way to get Microsoft to fix it if it is a Microsoft issue , is to report it to them. Oh, and just a thought. Posted 04 January – PM. Just to add to the mystery, I just booted up my computer and my task bar icons were there. I checked and don’t see any new Windows updates. Perhaps running the diagnostics that you suggested “shook” something loose and fixed the issue Posted 05 January – AM.

Posted 05 January – PM. The miracle continues. The taskbar icons appeared this morning when I started up my computer. Don’t you just really like Windows 10 mysteries? I will continue to monitor the situation. Odd, is all I can say for now. Have a great day, usasma. Posted 06 January – AM. Unfortunately, in return for the added features, the system has increased complexity – which makes it more difficult to troubleshoot. Thanks for your post. I hear you. I had a number of applications on that computer WordPerfect 4.

When all was loaded, with the DOS 3. The price of the software nearly equaled the cost of the computer. On first boot this AM, the icons were, gone, but I put them back by unpinning one, which restored all but that icon, and then pinned that icon back.

On the next boot, all of the icons were there. Go figure No major issue. Just takes less than a minute to restore them, but I will be happy when MS fixes this “enhanced feature.

I am not complaining. Lots of folks have a lot more, and very serious, problems with WinX. However, if your icons are still missing from the taskbar, move on to the next solution to sort it out.

Here is how you can do that:. An outdated or corrupt display driver might cause Windows 10 to stop showing taskbar icons. While drivers update automatically, you can also update them manually. Follow these steps to update your drivers using Device Manager :. This Windows tool will scan your computer for files you no longer need, such as temporary files, cached data, or files that you’ve deleted and are now in your Recycle Bin.

You can use the tool to clean up your system files, hopefully removing whatever keeps your icons from showing in the taskbar. This article explains how to add a Quick Launch toolbar to the taskbar in Windows Microsoft added the quick launch toolbar in Windows XP to provide an easy way to access common apps from your taskbar, but it disappeared with the introduction of Windows 7.

Right-click your taskbar to bring up the menu. Make sure to click a blank area. Click Select Folder. You now have a quick launch toolbar on your taskbar. If you prefer it on the left, continue following these directions. Right-click the taskbar, and make sure the taskbar is unlocked. The quick launch bar is now on the left. If you want to hide the quick launch text, right-click the quick launch toolbar and click the checkmark next to Show title.

Then click the checkmarks next to the Show Cortana text and Show task view button. You now have a quick launch toolbar directly next to the Start menu, just like Windows XP, either with or without the quick launch title text, depending on your own preference.