The Windows 10 update KB5003214 now used by Microsoft is causing problems with the taskbar: some icons are no longer displayed or overlapping, making it difficult for Windows modules to launch applications or shortcuts, especially when it comes to network management. The culprit has been identified and you will be told how to fix the problem in a few seconds.
Available for updates 21 H1 (May 2021), 20H2 (October 2020) And 2004 (May 2020), l’update KB5003214 de Windows 10 Used as an option last week. Since its release, many users have raised concerns about Microsoft’s operating system taskbar.
Thus, some icons will suddenly disappear, or be displayed in layers relative to each other. In some cases, even the network manager is no longer displayed. In the publication: LNew option for displaying messages And weather directly from the taskbar.
Since the update, Windows 10 shows a non-standard taskbar
Following the Windows 10 update KB5003214, a user explains it Its taskbar is full of invisible icons Or overlap with each other. Some users report that the icons in the taskbar move or hide randomly. Finally, for some, it is Notification Center Or Icon used to manage the network The missing.
The good news is that the origin of the problem seems to have been identified: the culprit is none other than the new function. News and areas of interest. If the Redmond publisher has not yet published a link, there are two ways to fix the problem.
Windows 10 update KB5003214 and how to fix taskbar problem
To fix taskbar display issues, you have two solutions available. First, you can uninstall the KB5003214 update. To do this, proceed as follows:
- Press the keys simultaneously [Windows] + [I], In order to display the volume Settings
- Then go on Update and security, Then Windows Update > See update history
- Click Uninstall updates. You should find the KB5003214 update as shown in the screenshot below. All you have to do is double-click the questionable update to remove it from your computer.
If you want to question the update, there is an even easier way to fix the taskbar problem. To do this, disable the interest process messages and fields as follows:
- Right click on Taskbar
- Head News and areas of interest
- Check the option Deactivate
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