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The solution (until Microsoft comes clean and patches this):

I have reason to believe that this is due to a recent update that may (in some cases) also have affected some computers' abilities to use recent Restore Points. Even Microsoft Engineers appear to be at a loss here. In most of the search results listed, the 'fixes' provided are temporary, with emphasis on the issue having a chance of coming back. This is very frustrating, seeing that this is also a reality: The only things that work are the pinned apps, the Task View, and the Arrow that hides running tasks (to the left of the Battery and Wi-Fi). I'm having the same issue, but it affects the entire Taskbar.

When Windows 10 starts again your taskbar will work like it should.

Keep following the instructions and run the install and wait until it is done.Follow the instruction of the Windows 10 installationĪnd apps" (apps meaning your software.).Once the Windows 10 installation USB or Disk is created run.Select the options to make it compatible with you Windows 10 Run this tool to make a Windows 10 installation USB or Disk (make sure you.

Click: "Download tool now" to get the MediaCreationTool.exe.I made a new Windows 10 USB and installed a new Windows 10 version keeping my files, settings and programs/software/apps (like Photoshop, Office.).

I did not want to reset my whole Windows 10, because reinstalling al my software would take ages.

Checked if the HREF's for some values in regedit were readable.

Add new user and replace TileDataLayers folder.

The powershell command: Get-AppXPackage -AllUsers.

So I tried multiple things, here are some options I'm sure you can find them on google.: Also right clicking on apps/programs did not work. Start menu volume, internet/wifi, notification icons and search not working. I had the exact same behaviour of the task bar and store app. But I'm going to swap back to Windows 7 for the time being, as some of my other programs do not work properly either. I did do a restore point recovery, however that worked. None of these fixes worked for me, but I hope they may work for someone. Ignore theįew errors (in red color) that may pop up. Wait for PowerShell to execute and complete the command. PowerShell window and press the Enter key:įoreach Now paste the following command in the Administrator: Windows (Or create a shortcut with PowerShell and run as admin.)

Right click on the PowerShell icon on the taskbar and select Run asĪdministrator.

Press (Windows key)+ R on your keyboard.

Type dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth.

Right click on the Start button and select Command Prompt (Run as.

Right click on Application Identity and select Start.

Type services.msc and press the Enter key.

ren %windir%\System32\AppLocker\Plugin*.* *.bak.

Right-click at Start and run Command Prompt as admin.

Logout from user B, and your account should work again.

Rename the old database, and copy the new database from user A to your profile.

Because the database is locked when you're logged in, you create user B (with access to user A's profile and your user profile).

Proceed with this procedure only if the Start Menu and all other apps are working correctly as user A.

Create a new user (user A), and login with it (a new database will be created).

Now, assuming all is well, you want to delete the two accounts you created:

Reboot, then sign back in with your original profile.

Right click empty area in the folder, and select Paste.

Right click "Database", and rename to "Database.BAD".

Now, navigate to the same folder for your damaged profile ( C:\Users\ YOUR_USERNAME\AppData\Local\TileDataLayer).

Right Click the folder "Database" & Copy.

(click "continue" to gain access when prompted) Directly navigate to C:\Users\TempAdmin1\AppData\Local\TileDataLayer by typing it in the address bar.Open File Explorer, select View, then check the box marked "Hidden Items".Logout, and then login to the "TempAdmin2" account, using "password2" (note: you must fully sign out, not just switch users).

net localgroup administrators "TempAdmin2" /add.

Press Win+ X, and select "Command Prompt (Admin)"Įnter the following commands, in this order.

CRITICAL ERROR START MENU CORTANA NOT WORKING UPDATE

CRITICAL ERROR START MENU CORTANA NOT WORKING WINDOWS 10

CRITICAL ERROR START MENU CORTANA NOT WORKING INSTALL

CRITICAL ERROR START MENU CORTANA NOT WORKING SOFTWARE

CRITICAL ERROR START MENU CORTANA NOT WORKING PASSWORD