5 maneras de restaurar los iconos de la barra de tareas faltantes en Windows 10
What do you do when your taskbar icons go missing?
Pinning your favorite apps to the taskbar can come in handy. It spares you the trouble of searching for apps or using the Start menu to open them. But, what happens when your pinned taskbar icons suddenly disappear?
This is a common issue on Windows 10 devices. It leaves a blank space between your other pinned taskbar icons. You struggle to identify the app, but you can still open it. In the worst-case scenario, all your pinned taskbar icons could suddenly disappear.
This issue can be frustrating, but we’ll show you how to resolve it.
The easiest way to resolve this issue is to unpin and repin the faulty app.
An app could suddenly become invisible from the taskbar if it’s corrupted or has other issues. Reinstalling or updating the app could help resolve this problem. If you decide to reinstall it, make sure you download it from a safe website.
Deleting the icon cache can also serve as useful. But since this is located in a hidden folder, you’ll have to show hidden files on File Explorer.
Next, press Windows key + R to open the Run dialog box. Type appdata and press Enter. Open the Local folder, right-click on IconCache, and select Delete.
Close File Explorer and restart your PC.
If your PC is in tablet mode, all your pinned taskbar icons may disappear. However, this depends on your PC settings. As a result, you could disable tablet mode to resolve this issue.
If your PC always boots up in tablet mode, you can change this by configuring your Windows 10 Settings.
If you’re using a touchscreen device and prefer to keep tablet mode on, that’s also okay. You can still show your pinned taskbar icons in this mode. Open Tablet mode settings as per the previous steps. From there, turn off the Hide app icons on the taskbar in tablet mode button.
As indicated, this error could be caused by corrupt system files. To troubleshoot it, run an SFC scan on your PC. This will scan your PC for corrupt or missing system files. But first, you need to run the DISM tool. It’s worth noting that DISM has various functions. In this case, it’ll ensure that SFC works properly.
To run DISM, follow these steps:
DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth
Wait for the scan to complete. From there, type the following command and press Enter:
DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
Restart your PC when the scan is complete.
To run the SFC tool, open the Command Prompt as per the previous steps. Type the following command and press Enter:
sfc /scannow
Close the Command Prompt when the scan is complete. Restart your PC to save these changes.
It’s frustrating when your favorite icons suddenly vanish from the Taskbar. If you’ve previously struggled with this issue, this shouldn’t be the case anymore. The tips we’ve provided here are all you need to resolve this problem.
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