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Awake tray icon missing in 0.85 #35250
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Same here on Windows 11 24H2. Even did a uninstall and deleted Click to view logs
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Hello, I'm also having this issue with latest v0.85.0 I have to manually disable Awake, wait a few minutes and then reenable it after every restart to load it (Fast startup off). OS: Windows 11 Pro 24H2 26100.1882 with Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.26100.23.0 This is what I found in Event Viewer: Application: PowerToys.Awake.exe |
Something that I am implementing here that will hopefully help in future releases is retry logic for setting the icon. Right now, once it fails once, it fails, but maybe it's worth trying a few more times before giving up. Stay tuned. |
Thank you. I figure that it disappears every time I restart Explorer.exe. |
I am having the same issue. Windows 11 Home |
Anybody tried 0.85.1? |
Same on 0.85.1 |
Was having same problem with 0.85. Just upgraded to 0.85.1 and it works for now. (Win 11 23H2 22631.4317) |
Same issue on 0.85.1 |
Same issue on 0.85.1
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Hello, I'm providing more information. In addition to the .Net error, I found this right after: Faulting application name: PowerToys.Awake.exe, version: 0.85.1.0, time stamp: 0x66960000 I've also noticed that when I resume the computer from Sleep, even though the PowerToys Awake icon is loaded, the computer ignores the "Keep awake indefinitely" setting. I have to change the setting to "Off" and then reselect "Keep awake indefinitely" for it to take effect after every resume. Has anyone else experienced this issue? Faulting application name: PowerToys.Settings.exe, version: 0.85.1.0, time stamp: 0x66960000 |
I'm also observing this on Windows 11 Pro 23H2. Windows build 22631.4317 Upon collecting bug report logs this is what my (full) log for Awake looks like today (10/23):
As well as this error (excerpt from longer log) a couple days ago (10/20) that mimics what others found above:
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The problem still existed after installing 24H2. Last week I installed "2024-10 Kumulatives Update für Windows 11 Version 24H2 für x64-basierte Systeme (KB5044384)" and now awake is working. |
Hello! Not in my case. It seems Awake loads correctly after the first restart of a new build, but after that first restart, it fails to load again. Can you confirm? |
Hi,
I installed KB5044384 before the weekend. In the meantime I restarted and started the PC several times, Awake never failed again.
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Same Issue Here - Currently running v85.1 on Win11 23H2. This issue has been persistent through the last few versions. |
2 of 7 virtual machines show the same effect. Both machines concerned are small and have less apps installed. I assumed that it could be a timing problem at startup. At task in the task scheduler is created to autostart powertoys. I increased the delay in the trigger from 3s to 30 s and it worked. But the task is rewritten or newly created after each startup. Therefore to delete the task and create a new one did not help. |
Still happening on 0.86. Need to turn it off and on multiple times to get it to appear on a Microsoft Surface Go 2 tablet. I don't have the problem on my other computer. |
Hello! Reading your comment gave me another idea of what I could try. By disabling the option "Use my sign-in info to automatically finish setting up after an update" from Windows Settings (Accounts → Sign-in options) and waiting a bit before signing in again after restarting, the Awake icon finally loaded correctly. I tried it several times. It seems there is some system service that needs to be started before Awake. |
This workaround does NOT work for me. Using Windows 11, Powertoys 0.86.0 |
Still present in v0.86 |
I am facing this same issue and can help provide additional debug information. Please let me know what logs and other information I can provide (and how I can gather this information). |
If you are reporting this issue, please include your logs. I have a hunch as to what might be causing the problem and will have a PR for it this week (effectively, I need to have retry logic for the icon setup). |
The requested logs. |
How can I gather the necessary logs? I just added a comment because I was facing the same issue, and I'm happy to share whatever logs are necessary, but I may have missed the docs on the steps needed to gather the logs. If you can copy them in here or drop a link, that would be helpful. |
I would assume |
Thanks. Will add the logs that are present if I see this problem again when I restart next. Up until now, it's happened every restart for the past couple of weeks, but last morning when I started my machine I didn't see the issue occur again. (PowerToys version 0.85.0 - but I don't remember updating this too recently, so I don't think anything has changed from when I did see the issue other than a windows system update). |
Thanks folks. Looking at the logs, I suspect I am right about the root cause. I will work on a PR this week that should address it. |
This issue hasn't occurred again on my system. And I haven't updated PowerToys either. @dend - hopefully you have what you need. I don't think I can be of further help here. |
Microsoft PowerToys version
0.85
Installation method
PowerToys auto-update
Running as admin
Yes
Area(s) with issue?
Awake
Steps to reproduce
tray icon missing after pc reboot.
awake.zip
✔️ Expected Behavior
There's an icon of Awake in the taskbar notification area.
❌ Actual Behavior
I can not find the icon and I have to open PowerToys settings just to change my settings twice, which is very inconvenient.
Other Software
OS: win11 pro for workstations 24H2 26100.1882 with Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.26100.23.0
@dend
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