Now a reader of my German blog contacted me via e-mail and wrote: What problems did you face after upgrading to Windows 11 from Windows 10? Have you got the new taskbar and fully-functional Start Menu? Let us know in the comments below.I had reported about the optional preview update KB5003214 in the blog post Windows 10 2004-21H1: Preview Updates (05/25/021).
Create a local user account with administrative privileges and move everything into that account.Īs stated in the beginning, this issue doesn’t affect users who have clean installed Windows 11, that could be your last option you can try if nothing works. Let the instructions complete and restart the system after that. Get-appxpackage -all *shellexperience* -packagetype bundle |% ĥ. In the PowerShell window, copy and paste the following and press enter Type Powershell and check “create this task with administrative privileges”Ĥ. 
If the above steps helped you to regain Windows 11 taskbar, but the Start Menu is still broken, try the below stepsģ. This brings back centered Windows 11 taskbar and Start Menu to a normal and working state.
Visit Windows Update and check for updates again, when CU is offered, reinstall it again. Uninstall the latest Cumulative Update that could be KB5004300 or KB5005635. Open Settings > Windows Update> Update History. Sometime back, Microsoft itself suggested the following fix to affected insiders running the Beta channel. With the upgrade, in some cases, Start Menu and the taskbar don’t get updated where the taskbar looks with Windows 10 style, and the Start Menu appears broken, it just doesn’t work at all.įix Windows 11 displays Windows 10 taskbar Users may get a fresh experience when they clean install Microsoft’s new OS than when they chose to upgrade. Windows 11 comes with a centered taskbar and Start Menu. If you’re also impacted, here are potential fixes you can try. The same issue was reported during Windows 11 beta version also by insiders, now the bug affected the production version as well. 
Some users who upgraded from Windows 10 reported they have not received the new taskbar and the Start menu is not working. Microsoft has released Windows 11 for the Public and is available for eligible devices.
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