Windows 10 has been confirmed to cause problems such as the taskbar and desktop disappearing, and Microsoft has reportedly fixed this using a known rollback issue (KIR).Articles on Microsoft Learn、Article on Neowin、Article by Ghacks)。
This issue affects all versions of Windows 10 from version 20H2 and can cause the taskbar and desktop to disappear or become unresponsive. However, the problem is temporary and will disappear after a restart.KIR is a feature that allows you to roll back only the problem part of the Windows updateHowever, the cause was the update preview released on August 26th. KB5016688 (Release C), so there is no patch that caused this in version 22H2.
While it can take up to 24 hours for the KIR to take effect, it is likely already in place for internet-connected consumers and unmanaged devices. On the other hand, on managed devicesDownload Special Group Policy– Must be installed and activated.
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