Fix the win10 taskbar start menu and other systems encountered when the icon can not click on how to do

After upgrading win10, sometimes it will be inexplicable to find the task bar above the start menu, Xiaona, calendar, system notifications and other system icons can not click, And after rebooting the system, there is no automatic repair. If this happens, try the following solutions: Method 1: Uninstall the conflicting software. This situation may be caused by conflicting software. If you are sure that this situation has occurred after installing a certain software, you can try to uninstall the software by entering the safe mode: press window+R, the run window will pop up, and msconfig will be called to bring up the system configuration window:
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1. Select the boot tab, check the safe boot option 2. Click OK to restart the system 3. The system enters the safe mode, uninstalling the software that caused the taskbar system icon to be clicked after the most recent installation in safe mode. After uninstalling the software, also call up the system configuration window as described above and remove the security boot option. 5. Restart the system again to see if the problem is resolved. Method 2: Restart the window explorer If you are troubleshooting problems caused by software conflicts, then you can simply try to restart the window explorer. 1. Press Ctrl+Alt+Delete or right-click on the taskbar menu to bring up Task Manager. 2. Find Widnwo Explorer in Task Manager, right-click menu to select Restart, or click the right button to restart button

Check if the situation is resolved. Method 3: Execute the repair script in PowerShell 1. Click the File menu in the Task Manager, select Run New Task, pop up the new task window 2. Enter PowerShell in the New Task window and check the system management permission to create this task. Click OK to bring up the PowerShell terminal.

3. In the PowerShell terminal, enter the command and execute: Get-AppXPackage -AllUsers |  Foreach {Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register "$($_.InstallLocation)\\AppXManifest.xml"}4. Wait for the command to complete, the process may pop up some error messages, ignore them directly. After the command execution is complete, check to see if the issue has been fixed. Method 4: Execute the repair command in cmd 1. Run the cmd terminal with administrator rights. In the context menu of the start menu icon, select Command Prompt (Administrator), or the same way as PowerShell above, but change the "PowerShell" entered in the new task window to "ldd; cmd". 2. Execute the following command in the cmd terminal: ren %windir%\\System32\\AppLocker\\Plugin*.* *.bak3. Restart the system to see if the problem is resolved. Method 5: Repair the system service 1. Open the service window by entering services.msc in the new task window as in the above method of opening PowerShell. 2. Find the Application Identity service and right-click on the menu to select Start. 3. Check to see if the issue has been resolved. Method 6: Restore the system If you have a system backup, try to restore the system to the most recent normal point in time.