With time delay the clicks in the taskbar come then.Īt is also a report about it. However, the pauses in the taskbar are up to 20 seconds.

Franz then followed up with the following German comment. Michael states that restarting the server fixes the problem for a few days. This coincides with what Franz had described on Twitter. I could recognize connections in connection with Edge. The whole thing is user independent, even administrator is affected. server restart and then goes for a few days). There are already a few messages on the net about this. When it occurs, no process has a high load either.īarco ClickShare is not present. Utilization, memory etc is all in dark green. Since the last Windows update the taskbar on a terminal server freezes for about 5 to 60 sec. But German blog reader Michael had left the following comment (I've translated the text): In my German blog post Windows 10/11: Microsoft bestätigt Taskbar-Probleme mit Barco ClickShare-App Kalenderintegration (as well as in the cross linked English edition) I had reported about problems with an unresponsive taskbar – but there a slightly different error pattern occurs. Regarding the question from Franz, the comment mentinoned below came to my mind. He suspects the update to build 20348.1487 (see Patchday: Windows 11/Server 2022 Updates (January 10, 2023)). Probably since update to 20348.1487 Any idea?įranz has the effect that the Start button freezes for 1-2 seconds on Windows Terminal Server, hosted on Windows Server 2022, when using the Edge browser. If you are in Edge and then click on Startbar there is a pause of about 1-2 seconds. Have quite funny effect on Terminal Server (serv 2022). German blog reader Franz contacted me on Twitter and describes there his experiences with the hanging Windows taskbar as follows (I've translated the German tweet):

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