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Hi, you have Win 10 Home. The message you are seeing 'Some settings are managed by your system administrator' suggests a registry change equivalent to a group policy has been made.
The bat files etc in tutorials here would almost certainly not be relevant to that.
Have you made registry changes, used a tweaker, applied reg files or anything of that sort?
If you have only just noticed this, and have a system restore point available, or a recent disk image (routine and regular disk imaging is consistently recommened by tenforums members e.g. Macrium Reflect - free,paid) then try restoring one of those.
It looks as though the notification area has been disabled. Have you tried this? (Option 2)
Add or Remove Notification Area on Taskbar in Windows 10
More: example policy- there is one for each item:
Note: you don't have the group policy editor in Home: if you care to search the internet or even tenforums, there are ways posted to enable this in Home; I offer no guarantees. However you might then be able to reverse these policies, if those have indeed been set.
This batch script will reset Local Group Policy settings to system default settings.
How and when did you get to the point of having that message (and the tray disappearing):
'Some settings are managed by your system administrator' ?
From my post #2 again:
Have you made registry changes, used a tweaker, applied reg files or anything of that sort?
If you have only just noticed this, and have a system restore point available, or a recent disk image
(routine and regular disk imaging is consistently recommened by tenforums members e.g. Macrium Reflect - free,paid)
then try restoring one of those.
Okay try below batch script.