How to save the taskbar

How to save the taskbar
Background

Windows 10 technology preview version 10074 has many problems ...... After shutdown, I found that ...... The taskbar is gone, the Start menu is gone, and the desktop is gone ......

Of course, this problem was also encountered when Windows 8/8. 1 was used before. How can this problem be solved?

Tip: Task Manager

First of all, you need some tips. Some people may ask, there is only one mouse pointer at this time. What can I do?

You can use Ctrl + Shift + Esc to summon the task manager. In addition, you can use Ctrl + Alt + Delete to indirectly summon the task manager.

Task Manager is a powerful thing. It is not just as simple as shutting down processes ......

So? Click "Run New Task" on the "Files" tab in the upper left corner ". You can do many things through this portal.

Tip: assumer.exe

What is this?

Assumer.exe is a Windows Task Manager or file resource manager. (In fact, the control panel is also built based on the file resource manager)

What functions does it provide?

It can help users better manage Windows. The GUI of Windows is also based on this. Therefore, if this file is deleted or damaged, the GUI will not be available. The taskbar certainly does not exist anymore ......

Is it possible to be infected?

Of course. The virus may be infected by w32.Codered and other viruses. The virus is transmitted by email. When an attachment sent by the virus is opened, it will be infected. After the infection, an SMTP Service will be established, so that attackers can access your computer and steal passwords and personal data.

If the taskbar is lost, it is likely that the file is damaged (the probability of infection is not big, but the damage is very likely, such as abnormal shutdown may cause damage to the file ). If one copy from another computer is damaged, I will not upload it to CSDN to avoid being said as a virus ......

So where is it?

The Windows Directory of drive C is a file, not a folder.

When the task column is missing, you can run assumer.exe on the task manager or directly find the file (as Administrator) in Windows on drive C.

Someone may ask, where can I open the resource manager?

Tip: Resource Manager

Press Win + E on the keyboard to open the resource manager, but it may be less optimistic when the taskbar is lost.

Remember the task manager that was opened earlier. It was said that this is a powerful thing. Right-click a process and select "open file location "...... The resource manager came out.

Tip: Command Line

You can call cmd through the resource manager. In any location, it is best to make sure that the mouse pointer does not select any files or folders under the root directory of drive letters such as drive C, and then hold down Shift, right-click, then, select "Open command window here", and the cmd is also summoned ......

Of course, there is also a simpler method here-simply run the new task cmd through the task manager. However, I don't know how to use the task manager to run cmd as an administrator. If you want to know it, I can comment on it below.

The resolution method is not correct. It is just a little annoying. Open the C drive in the resource manager, and then search for cmd.exe. You can certainly find it. Right-click and choose "Run as administrator.

Tip: Control Panel

Enter "control panel" in cmd to open the control panel. You can also run the new task "control panel" in the task manager.

The control panel can also do a lot of things, but this article focuses on saving the taskbar, so stay in the future to introduce.

On the control panel, we can call "System Restore" to reply to the taskbar. Of course, you can find "System Restore" in the numerous icons/options, but I focus more on searching in the search box. So the question is, if you do not have a taskbar, you may even have an input method. How can you search? Think about it. You can also use English, "restore point", restore origin ......

So you can also directly restore the system ...... It is very important to develop a habit of setting restore points for Windows ......

Tip: Registry Editor

You can run "regedit" directly through cmd and task manager ".

The Registry can also save the taskbar. There are some methods on the Internet, but Windows 10 seems to be very different from the previous generation, so that I did not successfully Save the taskbar through the registry ......

Tip: Local Group Policy Editor

This tool may be unfamiliar to you. There are many operations under "user configuration"> "management template"> "'start' menu and Taskbar, check whether there are any inappropriate settings according to the remarks.

Tip: how to summon shortcuts in the "Start Menu"

As we all know, software/applications in Windows 8/8. 1/10 have a specific place to store shortcuts. Where is it?

C: \ ProgramData \ Microsoft \ Windows \ Start Menu \ Programs

We recommend that you copy the file directly. You can also find it manually in the resource manager, but it is a little troublesome. You cannot find ProgramData, which is normal because it is a hidden folder. "Start Menu" is "Start" Menu "for Chinese Windows.

Tip: System Configuration

We often use Win + R to summon the system configuration. Now Win + R is not easy to use. We can continue to use the cmd and Task Manager above. Enter "msconfig. On the guide tab, you can hook the Security Guide to enter the security mode.

This article focuses on skills, because of the methods. In this case, there is a way on the Internet to explain how to operate on "System Restoration" and "Registry, but you don't know how to go to "System Restoration". You don't know how to enter the "Registry ...... Annoying.