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Windows 11 feature update (KB5006050) conflicts with the IntcOED.sys dependency.Malfunctioning Iris Service due to bad server-side update deployment to Dev channel, Preview build, and Beta channel members of the Windows Insider program.Solution 29: In-place upgrade or clean install Solution 28: Restore Language Pack Removal system restore snapshot Solution 27: Repair the Windows Store component using PowerShell Solution 26: Repair or reset the Windows Store app and all associated components via Settings app

Solution 25: Repair or reset the Windows Store app and all associated components via command Solution 24: Update graphics driver with Device Manager Solution 23: Execute SFC scannow and DISM Solution 22: Uninstall recent Windows Update Solution 21: Uninstall Update for Microsoft Windows (KB5006050) Solution 20: Remove and cleanup Iris Service Solution 18: Set date and time to automatic Solution 17: Switch between second display and main display Solution 16: Use a single monitor or temporary disconnect second monitor Solution 15: Sign out and sign in again Microsoft account Solution 14: Delete icon cache for Taskbar System Tray using Registry Editor Solution 13: Clear and rebuild IconsCache database file Solution 12: Restart all related Windows components Solution 11: Restart the Start Menu Experience Host process from Task Manager Solution 10: Restart the Windows Explorer process from Task Manager Solution 9: Change the Display orientation Solution 7: Uncheck then check again Select the far corner of the taskbar to show the desktop option Solution 6: Uncheck then check again Automatically hide the taskbar option Solution 5: Check Desktop Icons in Theme’s Settings Solution 4: Enable Folders in the Start menu Solution 2: Enable the Show Desktop icon option using Registry Editor Solution 1: Enable the Show desktop icons option using Settings app All the icons from the Taskbar disappear including the icons from the bottom-right corner, date and time, which applications are opened, and access items from their taskbar.įollow the below solution steps to resolve Windows Taskbar, Start Menu, Desktop icons not showing, missing, unresponsive, broken, disappeared issues. This problem happens on both Windows 10 and Windows 11, not resolved even after OS restart. Windows users reported that both native and third-party application icons on the Taskbar, Start menu, or Desktop is not showing, missing, unresponsive, become broken, or disappeared.