When you are making the shortcut it will ask you to “Type the location of the item”, Type in “msconfig” (without quotation marks) then click “Next” then it will ask you to “Type a name for this shortcut”, name it anything you want, just something you can remember and identify for this procedure. Go to your Desktop and right click anywhere then hover your cursor over “New” and then click “Shortcut”.Ģ. The following was a very quick and easy fix…….ġ. Quick and Easy fix for Start, Search, Notification and other system icons not working or missing on Task Bar!Īfter trying different fixes that didn’t work, I have fixed mine, my husband’s and my mom’s (Windows 10 Home) computers that had this same issue. Than uninstall c-cleaner and reboot again. For users who have simillar problem i really recommend to install C-Cleaner and run library fix to clean avast out of temporatory files, libraries etc, than reboot and run the windows backup to previous system saved point (dont do a point yourself cause avast will again appear). I dont use avast (t-630 or symantec, here users dont comply on similar problems) but one last installation of other software (in my case was trial version of acrobat) tried to force me to install avast, whitch I cannot find under my programs cause I declined the installation in the process.
Have tried other options mentioned here and on other forums, like SFC /SCANNOW command, whitch found NO data corruption, re-run the explorer etc, only power shell as non-admin does not work (access denied ofc.). Trouble is, that r-click on programs running also does not work so I am not able to run powershell as admin. I have same problem with the start menu and other menu parts of windows ledge, what accured now, after 6 months of smooth, good run of win10. You can then re-install it, but set it to not to autostart at boot. So if you have dropbox installed on your Windows 10 PC, just uninstall it.
Uninstall Dropbox and then Disable Autostart – Robert Gavick suggested in comments that uninstalling dropbox fixed the issue for him. If not, this solution won’t apply to you, unfortunately.Īre you able to solve it for you by following the procedure mentioned above or it fails? If it it fails, do make sure that you ran Powershell as Administrator (window will be called Administrator: Windows PowerShell ) and gave the command enough time to execute. When it finishes, try hitting Start and hopefully it’ll start working.Ignore the few errors (in red color) that may pop up. Wait for PowerShell to execute and complete the command.Paste the following command in the Administrator: Windows PowerShell window and press Enter key:.Key in Powershell in the black window and hit Enter.Open Windows PowerShell as Administrator.Desktop software and apps won’t be affected though. Do backup any data you’ve saved in the Modern Apps as all of them will be re-installed.
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