Windows 10: Is there an option to have the "tray icons" on all taskbars of all your displays?

Hello,The system tray icons are only accessible from the taskbar of the main display, and are not displayed on taskbars of anciliary displays. It would be great if Windows could add the option to have the system tray icons accessible from all taskbars, or have the option to move them from a taskbar to another.The only way to change the location of the system tray icons I've found, is by switching main displays. That said, it is an annoying workaround, and it is not a solution to the issue...Thank you for your consideration,

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taskbar icon tray in windows 7

I no longer see icons in my taskbar icon tray. Moreover, when I click on "Customize" under either "Show hidden icons" or through Control Panel, I no longer see the listing of "Icons" and "Behaviors." I also do not see the options to turn system icons on
or off, or to revert to the default settings.

This just occured after I did something to relocate the whole taskbar. I was able to movee it back to the bottom ot the screen but the icon tray is no longer functioning.

 

Taskbar Icons Display Settings List

When I right-click the taskbar and select Taskbar settings and then choose "Select which icons appear on the taskbar", the app displays a list of icons that I can turn on and off to appear in the task bar vs the system tray.

There is an app I use CapsLock indicator, which every time I upgrade to a newer version, adds to this list. So now I have 4 copies.

Where is this list stored and how can I remove items from the list?

 

Taskbar Tray icon not showing

Always a good idea to read Blog posts for the known issues.

• [NEW] After upgrading to Build 22610, the “Show hidden icons” flyout in the system tray may disappear completely for some Insiders, even though it shows as “on” under Settings > Personalization > Taskbar and “Other system tray icons”. We are investigating the issue. As a workaround if you need access to the icons that would show in the “Show hidden icons” flyout, you can go right-click on taskbar to open the Taskbar settings page, navigate to the “Other system tray icons” and individuals toggle specific apps to “On” until the issue is resolved.
  

Announcing Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22610 | Windows Insider Blog

It would be fixed in the future.