Den Delimarsky

@SoCalDude @monreric can you please share your logs?

Should be covered here: https://github.com/microsoft/PowerToys/pull/34717. Once the PR merges, the icon should work properly.

Yep, the problem is captured in #34148 - the root cause is the same. Once #34717 merges this should be addressed.

Duplicate of #34148 - @xX-MrN0b0dy-Xx @Xarnowit @ImJaineel in the linked issue, please provide your logs.

Likely related to #34148 (incorrect initialization of `--use-parent-pid`). Could you please share the Awake logs, @mtsark?

@Emmm2333doge @mmitchel was this after the upgrade? Can you please share the Awake logs on this thread to see if there were any errors launching the app?

> I too have similar issue. The System tray icon disappears sometime and only appears after turning off and on the awake feature. This is my logs. [awake-log_2024-08-09.txt](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/16565373/awake-log_2024-08-09.txt) [awake-log_2024-08-08.txt](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/16565374/awake-log_2024-08-08.txt) [awake-log_2024-08-07.txt](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/16565375/awake-log_2024-08-07.txt)...

> Same here and it doesn't reappear after the module is turned off/on, I have to restart powertoys for it to come back. Started happening after the latest version update....

Reopening as I need to investigate the root cause. It's possible that it's an Awake issue and not necessarily a Windows issue. The log from @eldair is actually pointing to...

`0x80004005` (or `2147500037` in decimal) is a generic `E_FAIL`. To make sure I repro the issue, I amended the API that is marked for tray API setup to also set...