In this case, you need to uninstall the bad update and use a tool so that this problem doesn’t occur in the future. Bad KB5006050 update – On top of the bad update causing the Iris service glitch, there’s also another bad update (KB5006050 update) that causes this issue to occur partially only with non-native taskbar icons.In this case, you need to open the expert interface and create a custom Command Prompt task that will get rid of this service. Iris Service glitch – A few months ago, Microsoft managed to push a bad update that effectively caused this problem for a lot of Dev and Beta channel members of the Windows Insider program.This has the easiest fix out of all potential causes since you can effectively reset the taskbar display by unchecking, then checking back the box associated with ‘Automatically hide the taskbar’ inside the Taskbar menu of Windows 11.
Display Glitch – As it turns out, this type of problem is not always related to some type of corruption and it’s often just a case of a display glitch.
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