Refer to the Windows update history as shown in the “Check Your Windows Build” section below. The best solution we found was to pause/block and defer this update for one or two weeks so that Microsoft can resolve the issue. There are other ways to fix the taskbar issues.
KB5025239 had a taskbar icon disappearing issue that should now be fixed if you have migrated to the 2023-05 update version (also try the fixes for it, see above section). It resolves an important bug related to PowerPoint that stopped working as users clicked “Accessibility tools.” Other bugs addressed are related to Notepad, Excel, Windows Registry, and a few provisioning packages. Windows 11 KB5025239 is a cumulative update designed to improve security issues as part of Microsoft’s April 2023 Patch Tuesday security policies. Problems: File Explorer crashes | taskbar icons disappearing | unresponsive Start menu | slowdowns April 11, 2023, Windows 11, Version 22H2 KB5025239 Cumulative Update Tip: still not convinced you should update to Windows 11? Here are a few reasons you should make the jump. It will also take care of the taskbar icons disappearing issue as in the April 2023 update. The best way to deal with it is to go for a disk cleanup where you need to remove the Windows update files followed by a clean boot. Thankfully, the current KB5026446 update fixes a lot of problems from the past updates, but as it’s a rich feature preview update, you can expect slower boot times.
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