Scenario One: Restart Windows Explorer
Press the keyboard key combination "Ctrl+alt+del" to open Task Manager, switch to the Processes tab, select the Windows Explorer item, and click the Restart button. After the Windows Explorer reboot is complete, try right-clicking the taskbar.
Scenario Two: Re-deploy the operations process
Click on the "Cortana" voice search box in the lower-left corner of the desktop, enter "PowerShell", and find the tool shown in the search results and right-click and select "Run as Administrator" from its right-click menu.
You will run the Windows PowerShell program as Administrator, copy and paste the following command to the command prompt interface, and press ENTER to perform:
Get-appxpackage-allusers | Foreach {Add-appxpackage-disabledevelopmentmode-register $ ($_). installlocation) Appxmanifest.xml "}
Finally, patiently waiting for the "system deployment Process" operation to complete, the entire process will take about 2-10 minutes time. Finally, you can try right click on the taskbar to perform other related operations.
Scenario Three: A slow pop-up menu for right-clicking the taskbar when the icon is applied is usually caused by loading the most frequently accessed list. As shown in the figure:
If you want to remove the lengthy "most visited" list, click the "Start" menu in the lower-left corner of the desktop and click the "Settings" button from its extended menu.
From the Settings window that is open, locate the personalization item and click Enter. The Personalize settings interface enables you to customize the back, screen, color, theme, and start menus of your system.
After you open the personalization interface, switch to the Start tab, and close the show recently opened item in the Start screen and in the Jump List on the taskbar.
Scenario Four: Reset the system settings by creating a new Windows user.
Other causes of the "suspended animation" and "right strike unresponsive" phenomena in the taskbar may be caused by improper system setup. This can be done by creating a new user to try to solve the problem.
In turn, go to Control Panel-user management-manage other users interface.
From the Select users to change interface, click the "Add new user in Computer Settings" button to create a new user. A new user login to resolve the task bar right click No response problem.
