But I think I’ve found a workaround the problem.

Hi, had been following this post, don’t know if anyone found a fix.

Type in the following script (I copied from the website and error occurred, so I typed in).

At this point, you must be very excited to see the new taskbar and check out the start menu just to see a CRITICAL ERROR message pops up.

Paste it in PowerShell (check whether all lines are executed, if not press enter to execute the remaining lines).

Type 'powershell' and select 'Create this task with administrative privileges'.

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