Windows 10: System icons tray disappears when logging between Windows 10 and 11

Hello! My company is using roaming profiles. Everything works fine on Windows 11, but after logging out and then using the same roaming profile to log into a Windows 10 PC, system icons from the notification area are missing Clock, Volume, Network...I can return the icons by going into Taskbar settings, Turn system icons on or off and enabling what i need, but I cannot reasonably do this for thousands of devices every time a user logs off of windows 11 and back on Win 10Is there a way to automate the process to enable these icons? Some registry values to change?Thank you.PS: Tested on clean

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Tray icon disappears

I've been experiencing since the installation of Windows XP SP2 on multiple machines with the ATITool Tray Icon disappearing upon load at system startup. Sometimes it's there, sometimes it's not. Enabling or Disabling the "Hide Inactive (tray) Icons" WinXP menu option doesn't have any effect. The only way to open ATITool after it has loaded is to go through the start menu to open it again. I have "minimize on close" selected in ATITool. When closing ATITool, you see it make the motions of minimizing to the tray area but no icon is displayed. Any ideas?

 

Disappearing System Tray icon

I have a situation where my Macrium Reflect "backup-in-progress" icon stops being displayed. I've reported this to Macrium, but I'd like to better understand what is going on ... including how System Tray (a.k.a. notification area) icons are displayed.

I'm running Win 10 2004 and (if it matters) Macrium Reflect Home 7.3.5289.

This problem regularly occurs on only 1 of my 4 computers, and appears to be associated with Remote Desktop access and/or disconnected mode.

On "attended" computers (i.e., not using RDP access) the backup icon is always displayed, either in the System Tray or in the list of hidden icons, when MR runs a backup. But access via RDP seems to mess this up. I can reproduce the problem on any (well, at least 2) of my computers by the following scheme:

1. Start with the computer in a "Locked" state.
2. Connect to the computer using Remote Desktop.
3. Manually start a scheduled backup. The icon appears in System Tray.
4. Disconnect the Remote Desktop connection. This puts the computer in a Locked state but the backup runs to completion.
5. Wait for the computer to enter Sleep state.
6. Wake the computer with "Wake on Lan" processing and connect with Remote Desktop again.
7. Manually start another backup. This time the icon is not displayed.
8. Disconnect Remote Desktop and log in locally.
9. Start another backup. The icon is still not displayed.
10. Reboot and start another backup. The icon is displayed.

I know nothing about the Windows notification processing so this my be a really dumb question, but is there something trying to display a Systems Tray icon while Windows is running disconnected that would make Windows flag the icon as unusable? I know that can't be universal since I have most of my System Tray icons seem bothered by this.

 

Tray icon disappears

I've been logging restarts on my system and here's the results:

2005/07/07 20:40 No ATiTool Icon
2005/07/07 20:48 Icon Displayed
2005/07/07 20:55 Icon Displayed
2005/07/07 21:08 No ATiTool Icon
2005/07/07 21:54 Icon Displayed
2005/07/07 22:02 Icon Displayed
2005/07/10 04:03 No ATiTool Icon
2005/07/10 04:07 No ATiTool Icon
2005/07/10 12:55 No ATiTool Icon

System Specs:

BIOSTAR M7NCD Mobo (Socket A FSB up to 400MHz)
AMD AthlonXP 3200+ (2.2 GHz)
Corsair DDR400 2-2-2-5 2T (2x512MB)
ATI Radeon 9800 Pro AGP 128MB (enhanced copper heatsink for cpu & ram)
SoundBlaster Live! Platinum Edition PCI
1 Hard Drive, 3 Optical, Floppy, USB Mouse, USB KB, USB Webcam, USB Gamepad, LPT Printer

48 Processes on system startup, beyond normal windows services:
ATI Graphics Drivers
BOINC Manager/Client Applications
Creative Sound Manager
DiskKeeper Defrag Daemon
DirectUpdate Dynamic DNS Client
Java Update Manager
Trend PC-Cillin 2005 components (AV & Firewall)
PowerDVD Service
PowerMenu
PowerQuest Monitor Service
Webroot Spy Sweeper SDK

Hopefully some of this will come to good use.